The Scenery and Antiquities of Ireland, Illustrated from Drawings by WH Bartlett TWO VOLUME SET W HBiblio.com
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1850réf. 147113London : George Virtue 1850. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket Issued. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. no date circa 1850 Two volume set original gilt decorated blue cloth hardcover all page edges gilt map and tissue guarded steel engraved plates throughout all correct as called for 170 & 186 pages small amount of internal foxing mainly to margins extremities rubbed name to flyleaf otherwise very good We are a real bookshop with real books situated in and shipping from the United Kingdom. Shelf B37. George Virtue hardcover
1930réf. WORLDWAR000162Victor Gollancz London. 1930. First edition. Octavo. 285 pages. Vellum-backed cloth. Adapted from Sherriff's successful play of the same title which was also turned into a Hollywood film under the direction of James Whale.Number 377 of 600 copies signed by both authors.Nameplate on front pastedown. Front endpapers tanned. Small mark to spine. Corners of covers slightly rubbed. Very good indeed. Victor Gollancz, London. hardcover
réf. 23890663-nnew. unknown
réf. 6142273939Taylor & Francis Group . Hardback. New. pp. 160 Taylor & Francis Group hardcover
2025réf. Adhya-9781009488587CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS 2025. PB. New. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS paperback
2025réf. Adhya-9781009488587CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS 2025. PB. New. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS paperback
réf. 62244676Oxford University Press OUP . Papeback. New. pp. 504 Oxford University Press OUP unknown
2006réf. STM-9780854048427United Kingdom: Royal Society Of Chemistry 2006. Hardbound. Brand New. Book Condition:- Brand New. Secured Packaging. Fast DeliveryBookseller Inventory # 9780854048427 Royal Society Of Chemistry hardcover
réf. 133445London: Fisher Son & Co. 1837. 4to Poor. Volume 2 only of 3. 3 / 4 leather. Marbled endpapers all edges gilt engraved title page. All plates in this volume are by Bartlett and all present. This is a rather poor copy with many faults; including the covers are worn the front hinge is separated pages 13 / 14 and 15 / 16 are partly torn away one plate is loose and most of the plates are dampstained. Illustrations by W.H. Bartlett. Locale: ; Asia Minor; Holy Land; Syria. Travel Illustrated Books View Books. Fisher, Son, & Co. Hardcover
réf. 27000455-nnew. unknown
1838réf. 134954Londres & Paris 1838 2 volumes in-4 demi-basane, dos à nerfs, filets et dentelles dorés, fleurons et dentelles à froid, VIII- 200- 162 pp. Titres gravés. 117 planches hors-texte. Une carte repliée. Reliure frottée, une charnière fendue fragile. Quelques rousseurs éparses.
réf. 9781594547829NOVA SCIENCE PUBLISHERS INC
1844réf. 015816London: George Virtue 1844. Book. G. Quarter Leather. First Edition. Book has bumped and worn corners wear to the decorated blue and gold pictoral front and rear covers worn spine front cover is detached but present. Interior rates very good with minor foxing. All plates and maps listed on the illustrations page are present. George Virtue Hardcover
2000réf. Adhya-9780896035836HUMANA PRESS 2000. Hardcover. New. HUMANA PRESS hardcover
2000réf. Adhya-9780896035836HUMANA PRESS 2000. Hardcover. New. HUMANA PRESS hardcover
réf. 6461784New York University Press NYU Press . Hardback. New. pp. 368 Index New York University Press NYU Press hardcover
réf. 197520526X-9-1-88-NAULWW. Tenth 12 Month. Very Good. It's a well-cared-for item that has seen limited use. The item may show minor signs of wear. All the text is legible with all pages included. It may have slight markings and/or highlighting. STANDALONE access code. LWW unknown
1884réf. 129392D. Appleton & Company 1884. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. In brown cloth. 887 pages. 545 illustrations. Name stamp to front end paper and title page. Couple scuffs to front end paper. Some wear to cloth at spine ends and corners. Front hinge decently repaired. Monumental work on the subject. . D. Appleton & Company Hardcover
1893réf. 2311230085Gresham Pub. Co. Chicago Ill 1893. Hardcover. Very Good. Bound in publisher's black leather. Gilt lettering on front cover. Rebacked with center piece of spine retained. All edges gilt. Hardcover. Corners lightly bumped. Clean unmarked pages. 635 pages 9 unnumbered leaves of plates : illustrations portraits. Gresham Pub. Co., Chicago, Ill hardcover
1907réf. 65913RH Porter. Very Good with no dust jacket. Limited Edition. Hardcover. limited edition xix 465pp 8 hand coloured plates and a map but lacking frontis bound in green cloth spine edges bit rubbed sl bumped top/base spine new endpapers top edge gilt one of 300 copies produced; Octavo . 1907. RH Porter hardcover
réf. 2513623 March and 11 May 1890. Both from Cowra New South Wales Australia. Interesting items casting light on the life of an Australian rural doctor of the Victorian period. A selection of Bartlett’s memoirs was published under the title ‘Bush Doctor’ edited by Jane Caiger-Smith and Michael C Bartlett in 2011. There is an good illustrated article on him and his family ‘A Classic Bush Doctor’ in ‘Australian Rural Doctor’ June 2013. Both letters are addressed to ‘Dear Mr. D’Eath’ and signed ‘Felix P. Bartlett’. The recipient who appears to be associated with Bartlett’s practice is possibly Thomas D’Eath 1843-1901 son of Edward William D’Eath 1819-1888 of New South Wales. ONE 23 March 1890: 4pp 8vo. Bifolium. Sixty-eight lines of text. Grubby and worn. Folded twice. As he told D’Eath he has been spending a few days at North Logan. ‘I wrote to you before going away enclosing the reference of which you were speaking & doubtless youi have received it before now. I see that the Damascus will probably leave Sydney for England next Wednesday and am hoping daily to hear of your success in getting a passage on her.’ He turns to the ‘Surgery Key’ for which a replacement has been procured and ‘Beaham’ who has ‘settled in’ while ‘Bishop’ has not yet ‘made a start’. He has had a talk with ‘Harvey’ who ‘will be too busy to go to Sydney this time’. There are rumours that he has ‘bought Mr. Dowell out’. ‘Douglas of course you will ahve seen before now as he went down some days ago I am told.’ He is delaying sending the present letter so that he may ‘enclose the amount of Mrs. Gilletts account which I can check as I told you from her bills against me.’ Bartlett has been fairly busy since D’eath’s depature ‘& Dr. Moore had a long trip or so for me whilst I was away & for the present I find I can manage the dispensing fairly well although of course it ties me down a good deal more than I have been used to’. He would like a photo of D’Eath but the only one of him he can send is ‘of myself & Garland our present member taken at Blayney about 9 years ago. If you don’t like it you can put it over the side.’ As he does not expect to write again before D’Eath leaves ‘these coasts’ he wishes him ‘complete success in all the aims which you have before you & if industry & pluck will do it success will attend you for I believe you to be an example of “nature’s noblest work” an honest man.’ He ends: ‘Be always honest of purpose & the rest will come’. TWO 11 May 1890: 4pp 12mo. Bifolium. In fair condition: slightly grubby and worn. Folded twice. Begins: ‘I daresay that Harvey or some of the others will write to you by this mail but in case they should not do so I must just drop you a line to tell you of poor Walkers sudden death which took place on Friday 9th. May.’ He describes the circumstances of the death which took place at ‘Walshs’ were he was staying. He ‘came up as usual to dinner about 1-30 & went into the dining room where he sat down for about half a minute & then rather suddenly jumped up and left the room by the front door & walked along the verandah where there was a small quantity of blood which he evidently spat up & upon seeing the blood he must have gone at once to his room and closed the door.’ Bartlett was sent for and found Walker ‘lying upon his back on the bed with a blood stained handkerchief in his hand & blood over his mouth & moustache & beside the bed was a chamber utensil with about a pint of blood in it which had evidently come from the lung. He had apparently been dead about half an hour.’ He gives more information about the case the inquest ‘Harvey & Jocelyn gave evidence besides myself’ and the disposal of the deceased’s effects. ‘Poor Mc.Dowell is greatly cut up about it & had been saying the day before that he should feel terribly lonely out there but for seeing Walker occassionally - He is wanting to sell out - I only wonder that he could stay in the place so long’. In Cowra ‘we are getting it very dry again & the streets are terribly dusty’. D’Eath is no doubt ‘delighted to see the old Country again’ and Bartlett ‘would give a good deal to have a month or so there now if it could be done without the travel’. 23 March and 11 May 1890. Both from Cowra, New South Wales, Australia. unknown
2011réf. 2-1612098290Nova Science Pub Inc 2011. Hardcover. New. 170 pages. 10.25x7.25x0.75 inches. Nova Science Pub Inc hardcover
2023réf. AL2340Aspen Publishing 2023-02-01. hardcover. New. 7x1x10. BRAND NEW UNUSED W/FAST SHIPPING! Access Code if applicable. Choose Expedited for fastest shipping! Our 98% rating proves our commitment! We represent the Internet's largest independent family-owned legal bookstore! Aspen Publishing hardcover
2018réf. STM-9781138054424United Kingdom: Chapman & Hall/Crc 2018. Hardbound. Brand New. Book Condition:- Brand New. Secured Packaging. Fast DeliveryBookseller Inventory # 9781138054424 Chapman & Hall/Crc hardcover
