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ref. 261438 August 1878; on letterhead of 20 New Cavendish Street Portland Place W. London. See his entry and that of his fellow Academician Horsley in the Oxford DNB. 1p 12mo. On the first leaf of a bifolium. In good condition lightly aged. Folded twice for postage. Signed ‘A Waterhouse’. Reads: ‘Dear Horsley. / You are quite right. No “mystery” between us if you please. / I say “yes” to your query to the extent of 2 guineas. / I hope you will soon gain the sum you desire without any great trouble to yourself’. 8 August 1878; on letterhead of 20 New Cavendish Street, Portland Place, W. [London] unknown
1795ref. 21054York: J. Todd & Sons 1795. Hardcover. Good overall. 105 full page stunning engraved plates of the English Gothic architectural details of York Minster which contains the world's largest intact collection of Medieval stained glass. York Minster is the second largest Gothic cathedral in Northern Europe begun in 1227 and taking more than 250 years to complete. The edifice displays the development of Gothic architecture from Early English to the Perpendicular Period. The volume includes engravings of the interior of the Chapter House and the stained glass. Three quarter brown calf with brown & red marbled boards. Gilt title raised bands gilt rules at spine. Boards and spine rubbed. Internally top of inner hinges starting some loss to paper at top of hinges; scattered foxing throughout. Folio 105 engraved plates of details and ornament not paginated. OCLC: 12575100. J. Todd & Sons hardcover
2017ref. G4908158134I4N00MALL OF TV 2017. Unknown. Very Good. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More Spend Less.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed. MALL OF TV unknown
ref. 1685174a Margaret Street Cavendish Square London. Thursday 1 July c.1881. Printed in black on one side of 13.5 x 18.5 cm card. Plate dimensions 11.5 x 16 cm. Aged and spotted. An attractive and elegant production with both illustration and text engraved. The illustration with engraved signature of 'E Marolda' shows six putti playing with a string of foliage with one in the bottom left-hand corner swathed in ribbon and standing beside an architectural feature. The text reads: 'Les Muses réunies prient 'Mr. George Bodleys' inserted in mansucript de vouloir bien honorer de 'sa' inserted presence le nouvel atelier de Sigr. Emilio Marolda le Jeude sic 1er Juillet de 4 a 7 heures p.m 74A. Margaret Street Cavendish Square Fête d Ouverture'. Names commencing with Sraah Bernhardt are written at top of card for no apparent reason. In a bankruptcy announcement London Gazettte 27 September 1881 Marolda is stated as being at this address and described as 'Artist and Decorator and Dealer in Works of Art'. In previous proceedings LG 4 April 1876 his address had been given as 23 Berners Street and his occupation as 'Artist and Decorator'. He was responsible for the ceiling at Toole's Theatre 1876 and the Turkish baths at the Prince's Club 1889. 74a Margaret Street, Cavendish Square [London]. Thursday 1 July [c.1881?]. unknown
ref. 816326 February 1890; Lancaster. 12mo bifolium: 2 pp. Text clear and complete. On aged spotted and lightly-creased paper. Relates to the Lancaster landmark the Storey Institute designed by Paley and his partner Hubert James Austin 1841-1915 for Sir Thomas Storey built on the site of the old Mechanics' Institute and opened in 1891. It now houses the Storey Art Gallery. Paley states that his firm 'will put the work in hand for the completion of niche of the Storey Institute & when this is finished in say a month we shall be glad to have the marble group down'. The sculpture 'will have to be taken through the corridor floor leading to the large room & this floor being constructed of iron & concrete we shall be anxious to get on with but cannot do it until the marble group has been got into its place'. If the recipient is 'coming Northwards it will be well to see the building & consider how the group may be best got to its resting place in the Niche'. 26 February 1890; Lancaster. unknown
ref. 240073 November 1874; Bridge Place Eccleston Bridge. See both men’s entries in the Oxford DNB. 4pp 12mo. Bifolium. In good condition lightly aged with slight spot from previous mount at one corner. Folded twice. Signed ‘H. H. Armstead’. In reply to a letter of Dafforne he reports that ‘the Statues I have made for the “Colonial Office” Niches are not yet in situ - but are now being raised to the niches and they will be in their places within the next few days.’ He gives the names and positions of the statues adding: ‘The eight men are there as Secretaries of State for the Colonies’. He also indicates the work he has done for ‘the central group representing the Queen &c &c’: ‘the two outside figures only they represent “Navigation” and “legislation” as well as ‘the four flattish Reliefs under the central group . they are the Virtues “Truth” “Fortitude” “Temperance” and “Obedience.” He continues: ‘You are of course aware that the alto Relievos of the 5 divisions of the World & “Government” and “Education” are by me’. He concludes with a hint of bitterness: ‘I am glad you like the memorial work it appears to give general pleasure - some satisfaction to the poor artists who were nearly made bankrupt by it.’ 3 November 1874; Bridge Place, Eccleston Bridge. unknown
ref. 0988201372.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
ref. 22099'Monday Morng.' no place or date. 1p 12mo. Bifolium addressed on reverse of second leaf with small seal in black wax to 'J Scoles Esqr Argyll Place'. In fair condition lightly aged and worn with damage to second leaf from breaking of seal. Folded twice. Written in a tight florid hand. Reads: 'Dear Sir I hear there will be no admission into Your Church tomorrow without tickets. If you should have any of said Tickets to spare please to favour with one two or three according to circumstances – Yours Very Faithfully J Landseer'. Joseph John Scoles was the first in a succession of four architects who lived at 11 Argyll Place between 1832 and 1903. The letter would appear to refer to one of the many Roman Catholic churches he designed. 'Monday Morng.' [no place or date] unknown
ref. 19744No place Dublin Ireland . 15 August no year . 1p. 4to. In fair condition aged and worn. The breaking open of the wafer has resulted in slight loss at the beginning of Maturin's signature. Addressed on reverse to 'William Spooner Esqre at Mr Millikin's Grafton Street'. His not writing of 'Dublin' implies that he is writing from the same place. Maturin was the great-uncle of Oscar Wilde who adopted the name 'Sebastian Melmoth' during his self-exile on the continent. A short but piquant letter reading: 'Dear Sir I enclose Sir Walter Scott's friendly letter - As authentic biography is more interesting than fictitious I will send you a memoir of my own family the events in which are as romantic as those in any tale with the advantage of being true - Sincerely yours <C.> R. Maturin August 15th.' No place [ Dublin, Ireland ]. 15 August [ no year ]. unknown
ref. 1019115009.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1966ref. 16192Lancer 1966. Softcover. Good. #73-451 Lancer Gilt-Edge Gothic Lancer paperback
1836ref. AQ25856London: Richard Bentley 1836. 6 396pp. With an engraved frontispiece Vathek an additional engraved title page Vathek and an engraved portrait of Walpole Castle of Otranto. Original publisher's blind-stamped brown cloth lettered in gilt. Extremities marked lightly rubbed spine sunned. Early inked gift inscription to to additional engraved title. Upper hinges partially exposed endpapers discoloured one gathering O1-8 working loose and protruding slightly from text-block. A 1836 reissue in the original cloth collecting three notable Gothic novels with altered pagination of this composite volume originally published in 1834 as vol. 41 in Bentley's series of Standard Novels. Discussions about publication of Vathek in this series were under way by early November 1833 but Bentley's decision to issue Vathek along with novels by Walpole and 'Monk' Lewis does not seem to have pleased Beckford who regarded the two other titles as 'trash'. The volume nonetheless made available to a wide-readership texts of Vathek and of The Castle of Otranto the two most celebrated fantasy romances of the later eighteenth century and it ran to three editions in all 1834 1836 1849. . 8vo. Richard Bentley hardcover
1974ref. 28Books are in excellent condition. Slight foxing around edges of pages. Colgate Darden Graduate School of Business Administration of the University of Virginia hardcover
1972ref. 111Magnum 1972. Softcover. Very Good. Signed; �aka Dean R. Koontz� Magnum paperback
1973ref. 729Wisconsin: University Of Wisconsin Press 1973. First edition. Hardcover. Good. Purple hardcover ex-library lacking dustjacket. Signed and inscribed at length by the author on the facing page to a well-respected Oregon poet "For Henry Hughes on the occasion of his successful defense of his Ph.D dissertation 1 March 2002 West Lafayette Indiana. One of the best dissertations I've seen at Purdue University by one of our very best candidates for the doctorate degree. Good times abounded. Dick Thompson." Also signed beneath his name ont he title page in purple ink. Overall the book is in good only ex-library condition. general wear at the edges and light corner bumps. Creasing at some pages and library stamps including "Withdrawn" as appropriate and pocket removal. 254 pp. indexed a scarce book at best even rarer signed by the author. University Of Wisconsin Press hardcover
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1997ref. 55955ABUlm, Süddeutsche Verlagsgesellschaft, 1997. 4° (28x21), 445 S., reich illustriert, ill OPbd, nahezu ungelesen, schönes gepflegtes Exemplar,
2002ref. 58999ABStuttgart, Konrad Theiss Verlag, 2002. 4° (32x23), XII, 387 S., mit 377 (davon 180 farb) Abb., ill OPbd, Papier minimalst gebräunt, nahezu ungelesen, sauber und wohlerhalten,
2002ref. 25386ABStuttgart, Konrad Theiss Verlag, 2002. 4° (32x23), XII, 387 S., mit 377 (davon 180 farb) Abb., ill OPbd, ohne Gebrauchsspuren, offensichtlich ungelesen,
1849ref. 16955London, Van Voorst, 1849. XII, 111 pp., 1 fol., 97 illustrations in text, 6 plates. 8°, original cloth (worned and slightly stained).
2010ref. 82723[Leipzig] : Plöttner 2010. 1. Aufl. 429 S. : zahlr. Ill. ; 28 cm Pappe 0
1944ref. EEzz0824AWien, Gallus (1944). 282 S. Mit 69 Taf. gr.-8°. OHln. Deckel innen von Buchblock geplatzt. abgegriffen, berieben, angestaubt, etwas fl., Vorderdeckel mit leichten Rasurspuren, Stellspuren.
1929ref. EEzz3835aLpz., Insel-Vlg. 1929. 115 Texts., 1 Bl., 100 Abb.,OHln.
1973ref. EEzz4979nWien, Mchn., Schroll (1973). 4°. 147 S., mit 8 Farbtaf., 25 sw. Abb. u. 3 Fig. im Text, OLn. m. farb. OU., an diesem Gebrauchsspuren, Gebietskarte auf Vorsätzen.
2011ref. 238989Königswinter : Heel, 2011. 73 S. : überw. Ill., 28 cm. Bibliothekseinband, Broschiert.