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ref. 1446529371.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1770ref. GEN33-F-19London : A. Thomson 1770. Cloth. Very Good. 8" by 5". None. A very scarce 1770 collection of letters from "Junius" to Sir William Draper. A pseudonym for a still unkown writer "Junius" caused controversy in late Eighteenth Century London with a series of inflammatory letters to various influential figures and magazines. The letters here are an exchange between him and the British Army officer William Draper. Rebound in cloth binding with decorative paper-covered boards. Externally very smart indeed there ios only some very minor rubbing to extremities. Internally the binding of the endpages is somewhat tender but elsewhere the pages are firmly bound but are foxed throughout. Includes bookplate to pastedown. Very Good A. Thomson hardcover
ref. SONG1446529371Read Books 2014-12-10. paperback. Used: Good. 5.50x0.58x8.50. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Read Books paperback
1737ref. 8264Printed for W. Webb. London. 1737. FIRST EDITION. 8vo. 7.9 x 5.1 inches. 12 352 351-470 i.e. 472p. Pagination is irregular but the text is continuous and complete. Contemporary binding of full tan calf. Spine with raised bands. Compartments double ruled in gilt. hand written paper title label probably 19th century with small area of loss to the top right corner. Boards with double gilt ruled borders. Hinges cracked but still firm. Edges rubbed and bit scuffed but still a tight and well bound copy of this interesting title which describes a Collection of protests made in the House of Lords. Printed for W. Webb. London. 1737 hardcover
1911ref. 115318Newton Centre Improvement Assoc. 1911. First Edition. 1st Printing. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket as issued. 12mo 6.75 - 7.75'' tall. Hardcover. Book Condition: Very Good. Jacket Condition: No Jacket as issued. Newton Centre Improvement Assoc. 1911. First Edition. 1st Printing. 62 pages. Moderate general wear. Foxing on frontispiece. Previous owner name. Size: 12mo 6.75 - 7.75'' tall. Printed by Stetson Press Boston. Contents: Indian Traditions. Colonial Period. Middle Ages. Modern Era. Judicial Notice. Geological Geographical Hydrographical Piscatorial and Miscellaneous Details. A Vision of the Future. History::Localities New England::History 6641 6641 Newton Centre Improvement Assoc. hardcover
ref. NI-F5RL-XXL2Hardcover. Good. Externally worn and stained pages yellowed with occasional foxing minor blemishes. hardcover
1808ref. 58922Birmingham: R Jabet. 1808. Hardback. Very Good. xviii 78pp folding map plus 2 plates complete as listed in the preface old waterstaining to bottom of plates and few ages bound in original boards covers overlaid with paper containing title and other details re-spined in fawn cloth covers marked and worn; 12 Mo . R Jabet hardcover
1827ref. 026822Longman & Co 1827. Book. Good. Hardcover. First Edition. First Printing. Publisher's presentation copy with "Mrs Bell with all the Best Regards of the Publisher J. D" to front front blank endpaper. 8vo. pp. iv 6 367 5 addenda. Original early 19th century half calf with marbled boards. The boards are detatched and the spine is missing. The boards have wear to extremities. The textblock holds together well. Neat manuscript inscription to his sister on endpaper dated 1872. Some ususal occasional foxing to plates. All leaves present. Would make a very good candidate to bind usuing existing 19th century boards. . Longman & Co Hardcover
1791ref. Q8BROWN0403Chester: Printed by J. Fletcher for J. Poole 1791. Hardback no dust-wrapper. Half-calf binding. 116pp plus 24pp of 'A Summary of the Life of St. Werburgh.' Complete with folding plan. Marbled boards. Spine edges splitting front board a little loose. Remains of owner's bookplate to front pastedown. Lacking front free end-paper. Private ownership. q8. Hard Cover. Good/No Jacket. Printed by J. Fletcher, for J. Poole Hardcover
1829ref. 36456T. Eaton 1829. Map present. Some wear externally period ink inscrip. to f-fep else pp sound. Leather. Fair. 16mo. T. Eaton Hardcover
ref. 48467London: Sold by Longman & Co 1827 . First edition. 9.0" x 5.75" x 1.0". 8vo. pp.4/6pp./pp.367/5pp. 26 leaves of plates. A very good half calf binding with later reback. Brown calf spine and corners over brown buckram boards. Spine with raised banding and brown leather title label: "Description Of Bury St. Edmunds And Environs.". Edges lightly rubbed and bumped. Bookplate to verso of the front board: "David Gurling Lavenham". Marbled endpapers. Title in red & black and lightly foxed. Light intermittent foxing to the text. Most engravings heavily foxed with light offsetting. Subscribers list inserted after Preface. "Names Of Lords Of Manors." appears after p.367 and before index. Colophon at end of index: "T. D. Dutton Printer Bury." London: Sold by Longman & Co, 1827 . hardcover
ref. 25136London: Anderson 1826. Second edition in full leather covers. In good condition with solid binding however parts of leather of spine missing. London: Anderson (1826). hardcover
ref. 5034705-nnew. unknown
ref. 1406717355.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1680ref. 104584London. 1680. London. 1680. Two volumes bound in one. Full mottled calf boards contemporary to book which has been recased with a later spine. Joints visible but sound. Lacks top cm of leather at head of spine. Marbled endpapers. A Coppy. 215pp. Comtemporary notes by a Member of Parliament or a witness to the proceedings adding information to page opposite title and to page 215 His Majesty's Speech. Dec. 1678 A True Copy. 316pp with 3 extra pages numbered and wriiten in ink adding contemporary notes.Wing E2544.OCLC 20886562 An account of the Popish plot as discussed in Westminster and the contemporary political reaction which was later found to be totally fictitious.From 1678 a handful of perjurers Titus Oates William Bedloe et al claimed that the Catholics of England planned to assassinate the king. As a result of their disgraceful work between November 1678 and July 1681 at least 17 Catholics lay and clergy died as traitors on the scaffold and not in the easiest of circumstances. Many others died in prisons before they came to trial. This period of time had a lasting political effect with regards to the emerging Whig and Tory parties. hardcover
1845ref. 59876London: Fortey 1845. Broadside: 10 x 7 in. Consist of a woodcut under the title with the text in 2 columns. Seems to be unlocated in British Library Catalog and OCLC etc. Some ragged around the edges but not affecting any of the text. The page is toned. The :Old Gentleman" pledges his heart and estates to neighbor "Mary": "For believe me my dear Mary that I never can eat drink or sleep but I am always thinking of you . signed O. C. Mary replies: . "as to your fortune I think nothing of it in the least I would sooner go begging with the man I love than ride in a coach and six with the man I do not love; but excuse me the next love epistle you send to a yound lady put your name in full ." Harsh! Fortey unknown
1839ref. 035649Leeds: Printed for G. Lazenby by J. Swallow 1839. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Soft cover. Fair. 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall. Fair. Scarce. Publishers pale pink paper cover worn and dog-eared as is it all. Slightly foxed and toned. 8pp. 'This letter was found under a stone at the foot of the cross. Upon the stone was engraved: Blessed is he that shall turn me over.' 'This letter was printed by the request of several Christian friends in 1839.' Printed for G. Lazenby, by J. Swallow paperback
1845ref. 59876London: Fortey 1845. Broadside: 10 x 7 in. Consist of a woodcut under the title with the text in 2 columns. Seems to be unlocated in British Library Catalog and OCLC etc. Some ragged around the edges but not affecting any of the text. The page is toned. The :Old Gentleman" pledges his heart and estates to neighbor "Mary": "For believe me my dear Mary that I never can eat drink or sleep but I am always thinking of you . signed O. C. Mary replies: . "as to your fortune I think nothing of it in the least I would sooner go begging with the man I love than ride in a coach and six with the man I do not love; but excuse me the next love epistle you send to a yound lady put your name in full ." Harsh! Fortey unknown books
ref. 3733864Harrisburgh Harrisburg Pennsylvania: John Wyeth 1798. Signed in fours. Half-title with errata on verso1–3 4–163 1 blankpp. Removed from a nonce volume. half-title with two areas of paper loss neither affecting text; early owner’s name trimmed off by binder; a number of leaves are trimmed tight along the right edge costing portions of some letters but not affecting overall sense; early 19th-century autograph of F.H. Davis on various page; a good sound copy. A rare account of the murder of Francis Shitz the publishers proclaiming: “Among the many dreadful murders and assasinations with the history and trial of which a considerable portion of the work just spoken of is taken up there are few if any which appear to have been more cruelly and deliberately contrived than the bloody deed which will be detailed in the following sheets.” p3 McDade writes that the “will of Peter Shitz left most of his estate to his sons Francis and Peter but if they died without children part went to his daughter Elizabeth. Hauer was the husband of Elizabeth and he hired four Irishmen newly arrived in the country to kill his brothers-in-law. Two masked men raided the house one night and killed Francis with an ax but Peter escaped. M’Manus and Hauer were hanged.” McDade Sabin 43564. Evans 34040. ESTC W11939. McDade 663. unknown
ref. 1446086097.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1818ref. C84705London: Printed By Bensley And Sons Bolt-Court Fleet-Street. Sold By Longman Hurst Rees Orme And Brown Paternoster-Row ; Barratt And Son Bath ; Hough And Washbourn Gloucester ; And Reddell And Bennet Tewkesbury 1818. First Edition. Hardback. Hardcover Hardcover. Very Good. First Edition. Hardback. 8vo. pp 12 120. Note by an eayly owner partially rubbed out but reading: ""Of this work a very limited impression was printed the greater part of which was consumed after in Bensley's fire.the author was the Rev Robert Knight vicar of Tewkesbury and Rector of Baynton.early in life a cornet of the 17th Light Dragoons."" 12 engraved plates inc 2 ground plans and some illus in text. Some neat pencilled notes and corrections/ observations in pencil by a former owner 19th century probaly John Thomas of Evesham whose book label is at the front or his wife Eleanor Ann Thomas also small book label of William George the Bristol bookseller. Full light brown leather lettered gilt at the spine with gilt lining at spine and covers and elaborate edge and inner lining. All edges gilt. Slight restoration at spine slight foxing at prelims and to some plates.Very good. Printed By Bensley And Sons, Bolt-Court, Fleet-Street. Sold By Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, And Brown, Paternoster-Row ; Barratt hardcover
1833ref. 17173Small 8vo. Cont. hcalf. Richly gilt back. Slightly rubbed. XVI,516 pp. and more than 300 wood-cuts in the text. Upper margin throughout with a brownspot.
2016ref. 240867Marysville.: South Yuba County Sunrise Rotary Club. 2016. First edition. Decorated hard cover. . Fine copy. As new. . Folio. . Illustrated in black white and color. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. South Yuba County Sunrise Rotary Club. hardcover
1769ref. 936060Newbery and Carnan London 1769. 1769. Hardcover. hardback 12mo 287pp 34 plates edges browning some light foxing closed tears on 2 page corners otherwise clean and tight no inscriptions marbled endpapers full leather binding gilt-decorated spine rubbed Good condition . Newbery and Carnan, London, 1769, hardcover
1833ref. 17173Small 8vo. Cont. hcalf. Richly gilt back. Slightly rubbed. XVI516 pp. and more than 300 wood-cuts in the text. Upper margin throughout with a brownspot. unknown
