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rif. 1165799367.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
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1970rif. 2988New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company 1970. Cloth. Very Good. FIRST US EDITION WITH INSCRIBED NOTE & TLS FROM AUTHOR. 8vo. Original blue patterned boards black-stamped spine title panel lettered in gilt gilt-stamped facsimile signature to upper board. Extremities bruised. Inscribed in blue biro to white note paper pasted to ffep: "Teresa Fitzpatrick With all good wishes from Ann Bridge" brief one-page typed letter on blue airmail paper 08.05.19710 addressed to Teresa and signed "& in haste Mary O'Malley" stapled to verso of ffep. Thumbed else clean. In the original dust jacket: some creasing edgewear and nicking. Very good/ very good A pleasing association copy of Bridge's account of the numerous moments of "inexplicable 'knowings'" featuring a TLS to her "dear friend" the Atlantic Monthly's circulating manager Teresa Fitzpatrick expressing sympathy for her "nervous prostration" possibly from Dexamyl. It seems likely that the Anglo-American novelist Ann Bridge pseud. of Lady Mary O'Malley 1889-1974 met Teresa Fitzgerald "the short energetic woman who presided over the Atlantic's circulation department" when Bridge's first novel Peking Picnic 1932 won the magazine's $10 000 prize. Fitzgerald is perhaps best remembered for her role in investigating and helping resolve the 1928 Lincoln love letters scam in which the Atlantic Monthly and Ellery Sedgwick were embroiled. McGraw-Hill Book Company hardcover
1910rif. 19934London: Smith Elder & Co. Fair with No dust jacket as issued. 1910. First Edition. Hardcover. Ex-library. Library stamps and markings. Cloth torn along head of spine. 2/3" tears to cloth at head of joints with some loss. Loss of cloth along edges of corners of boards. ; vii 1 311 pages. Blue cloth boards with gilt lettering on spine and front board. Page dimensions: 186 x 123mm. By the author of "The Art of Naval Warfare". Contents: Sea-Power; The Command of the Sea; War and its Chief Lessons; The Historical Relations between the Navy and the Merchant Service; Facts and Fancies about the Press-Gang; Projected Invasions of the British Isles; Over-Sea Raids and Raids on Land; Queen Elizabeth and Her Seamen; Nelson: The Centenary of Trafalgar; The Share of the Fleet in the Defence of the Empire; Naval Strategy and Tactics at the Time of Trafalgar; The Supply and Communications of a Fleet; Index. . Smith, Elder & Co. hardcover
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1936rif. 15167Leipzig: Bernhard Tauchnitz 1936. British and American Authors Volume 5247. Tauchnitz Edition. Trade Paperback. Good/No Dust Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Bernhard Tauchnitz Paperback
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rif. 11113Candy letter: 14 March 1893; Harcourt Buildings Temple. Le Fevre letter: 15 March 1898; on letterhead of Le Fevre & Co. Civil & Mechanical Engineers St Antholins Chambers 26 Budge Row Cannon St with stamp of Balloon Society of Great Britain. Items are in fair condition on lightly-aged paper and mostly laid down on two pieces of card. Candy's letter to Burton who is not named but identified from the context: 12mo 2 pp. Headed 'Private'. He thanks him for 'the very kind and too flattering way in which you refer in to-day's Advertiser to my remarks at the Balloon Society's meeting anent the "Direct Veto Bill".' Claims that his 'services have always been at the disposal of "the trade" Wholesale & Retail. I took the chair some years ago at a large meeting held at the Aquarium Theatre to protest against the proposed measure duty on Spirits.' His 'connection with "the Trade" has brought great obloquy' upon him 'among not only the professional agitators whose mission is to worry harrass and annoy the Licensed Victuallers as a class; but it has wholly deprived me of the income which I might otherwise have drawn from briefs for the Opponents of individual licensees at Brewster Sessions.' Claims that he has 'been wholly ignored' since 'Mr. Walker became Chairman of the Central Protection Society'. After another complaint closes the letter. Le Fevre's letter to 'C. Burton Esq Bridge Hosue Hotel Westbourne Terrace Bayswater': 8vo 2 pp. Praising Burton's 'letter in yesterdays Advertiser' see below and suggesting that he 'secure the services of Mr Candy to address some public meetings on the Local Veto Bill'. With four newspaper cuttings: two letters 3 and 12 March 1893 from Burton to the editor of the Morning Advertiser; a long cutting headed 'Mr. Candy Q.C. on the Bill' and beginning 'Last night at a well-attended meeting of the Balloon Society held at St. James's Hall Mr. Lefevre presiding Mr. Candy Q.C. gave an address on "The Liquor Traffic Local Control Bill."'; a long obituary Morning Advertiser 27 October 1899. headed 'Death of Mr. Candy Q.C.' With cutting of photograph of Candy. Candy letter: 14 March 1893; Harcourt Buildings, Temple. Le Fevre letter: 15 March 1898; on letterhead of Le Fevre & Co., Civil unknown
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rif. 20679On letterhead of 27 Charlbury Road Oxford. 13 February 1970. 1p. 4to. She thanks her for her letter and agrees to inscriber her bookplate. 'I am so glad that you have got "The Malady in Madeira"; I do hope you will enjoy it especially as you know Madeira. I think it was rather fun and the plot really up-to-date.' She thanks her for advertising her books as well as buying them calling her 'the perfect fan!' The letter concludes: 'I don't in the least mind being classed with all the ladies you mention though I am ashamed to say I have never read a word of any of them.' Apparently 'Eileen Cond was a book collector who sent out her bookplate to her favorite authors many of whom signed and returned them to her.' On letterhead of 27 Charlbury Road, Oxford. 13 February 1970. unknown
2003rif. 3946605Frank Cass & Co Ltd 2003. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In good all round condition. Dust jacket in good condition. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item550grams ISBN:9780714654720 Frank Cass & Co Ltd hardcover
rif. 5384BROOKLYN BRIDGE An eye-catching example of letterhead featuring the East River Suspension Bridge Brooklyn Bridge. The upper portion of the letterhead depicts the bridge in color with a brief blurb about the bridges history below. The image was from publisher Charles Magnus & Co.s 100 Views of New York and Environs c. 1870. In very good condition with some wear and spotting. The blank area of the letterhead seems to have been cut off but it has not been written on. unknown
rif. 029907UK. First Edition . Paper. Good. 48mo - over 3 - 4" tall. An Original Handwritten and Signed Letter by Westminster Organist Sir John Frederick Bridge. Undated. Sir John Frederick Bridge 1844 - 1924 was an English organist composer teacher and writer. Size is 175mm x 114mm. Condition is good. Light folding creases. Paper residue to rear. More images can be taken upon request. Ref 18815 unknown
