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réf. 14850London: Smith Elder & co 1914. First edition hardback. 8vo xix 358pp. 18 plates. Original green cloth gilt titling to the spine gilt design to the front board. Some staining of the boards light foxing of the preliminary pages else contents VG. London: Smith, Elder & co, 1914. hardcover
1948réf. 00066George G. Harrap & Co 1948. Other. Hardcover. Good. George G. Harrap & Co. London 1948. Second printing. Hardcover 8vo. Jacket has a few chips missing. Blue cloth binding holding well. Dust jacket has some loss on top and bottom edges of backcover and at ends of spine. Tiny chips on top edge of cover. Gift inscription opposite to title plate. A second printing of a loved and collectible edition of Cranford with most firsts being ""destroyed by enemy action"" during WWII. George G. Harrap & Co hardcover
1907réf. 00065Macmillan Publishers 1907. Other. Hardcover. Very Good. MacMillan and Co. Limited London 1907. 8vo 297 33 vi- xxix a-t. New edition. Pictorial cloth binding and guilt title on front board and spine bright and clean. Some shelf wear corners very slightly bumped. Spine is rolled and leaned bumped on ends. Light and pale foxing on end papers otherwise clean text. Illustrations by Hugh Thompson. A beautiful collectible edition of a massively popular victorian novel crucial in the history of women's writing. Macmillan Publishers hardcover
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1857réf. 19321New York: D. Appleton & Co 1857. First American edition 2 vols. sm. 8vo viii 285; viii 269; engraved frontis portrait plus one engraved plate; bound without ads or half-titles in contemporary half tan calf over marbled boards green and black morocco labels on spines; very good set. D. Appleton & Co unknown
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réf. 41760saying she had "hoped to have been able to get over to Halliwell Lane today to call on Miss Bathurst & explain to you that we are expecting some friends of Marianne's tomorrow night which will prevent our coming to you as we should much have liked; but I have been detained at home all day; and I must trust to our post being more speedy than usual in carrying this note out to Halliwell Lane. I heard of your return from Mrs James Heywood & I should have called sooner for I wanted to see you: but I have been completely knocked up by the smell of house-painting. In great haste." 3 sides 8vo.with some accounting notes on the blank 4th side presumably by the recipient no place no date but the accounts dated September On 30th August 1832 Elizabeth married Unitarian minister William Gaskell in Knutsford. The Gaskells then settled in Manchester where William was the minister at Cross Street Unitarian Chapel. Their first daughter was stillborn in 1833. Their next daughter Marianne was born in 1834. They had three more daughters. In March 1835 Gaskell began a diary documenting the development of her daughter Marianne: she explored parenthood the values she placed on her role as a mother; her faith and later relations between Marianne and her sister Meta. In 1850 the Gaskells moved to a villa at 84 Plymouth Grove and this letter is presumably from there. Mrs Scott is almost certainly Ann Scott d. 1888 wife of Alexander John Scott 1805-1866. In 1850 Alexander John Scott became "the first principal of Owens College later Manchester University as well as the professor of English language and literature and of moral and mental philosophy. Early in 1851 the Scotts took up residence at 2 Park Place Halliwell Lane in Manchester". When Gaskell says in her letter "I must trust to our post being more speedy than usual in carrying this note out to Halliwell Lane" she appears to be suggesting that this letter to Mrs Scott is being posted to Halliwell Lane. unknown
1969réf. 039229United States: Julian Press Inc 1969. 2nd Printing. Hardcover. Very Good/NO Dustwrapper. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Classic reference guide to more than 5000 words and phrases on the symbolism and terms of world religions myths and scriptures. Second Printing. Julian Press Inc. New York USA 1969. 844pp hb NO Dust-wrapper white/green cloth front cover slightly creased clear protective cover taped on leaving marks previous owner's signature bookseller's label Equinox Bookshop vg Julian Press Inc hardcover
réf. 40279I am most desirous. the advantage of seeing. much as I can of you." inscribed "yours truly" 3¼" x 1¼" no place no date unknown
