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1914réf. 848W29Bury St Edmunds: Paul & Mathew 1914 . First edition. Cloth. Good Only. 9" by 7". Not Stated. The scarce first edition of this history of Ladbroke Manor with illustrations. First edition of Ladbroke and Its Owners by Sydenham Henry Augustus Hervey in the original publisher's cloth binding. A scarce edition with only eleven copies held in libraries. A concise history of Ladbroke manor Warwickshire including topics such as 'Ladbroke in Domesday' and 'Arrival of the Palmers at Ladbroke'. Illustrated with ten monochrome plates and a monochrome folding map. Collated complete. Published as part of The Suffolk Green Books series published in nineteen volumes by the same author. In the original publisher's cloth binding. Externally sound. There is some bumping to the head and tail of the spine and to the extremities. There is some loss to the head of the spine. There is a crack to the front joint. The spine is slightly faded. The hinges are starting but firm. Internally generally firmly bound. The pages are bright and clean with some light age toning and the odd spot. Good Only Paul & Mathew hardcover
1806réf. 788P22London: S. & C. McDowall; Williams and Smith 1806. Disbound. Very Good Indeed. 6.5" by 4". Not Stated. A very scarce and charming pamphlet for the young apprentice containing helpful advice for him as he begins his time as an apprentice. A very scarce pamphlet for the young apprentice containing four brief essays and letters advising the young man as he begins his education as an apprentice. Including; 'A Word of Counsel to a Child Leaving School' by Philemon.'A Letter to His Brother Going Apprentice' by Reverend James Hervey.'Advice to His Son on His Going Apprentice' by Reverend Joseph Chadwick.'An Anecdote' by Reverend Samuel Fairclough.Illustrated with a vignette title page. Unbound. Internally firmly bound. Pages are a little age-toned and clean with a few odd spots. Small puncture marks to the gutter. Very Good Indeed S. & C. McDowall; Williams and Smith unknown
réf. A9781442280854Paperback / softback. New. This book weaves together the compelling story of social and demographic effects of the economic miracle in South Korea. This exploration of social change examines the demographic dividend: a window of time when a large percentage of a country's population is in the working ages as a result of low fertility and declining mortality. paperback
réf. 697523692DatASIA . Papeback. New. pp. 358 DatASIA unknown
réf. 6496350Taylor & Francis Group . Hardback. New. pp. 304 2nd Edition Taylor & Francis Group hardcover
réf. 6496328Taylor & Francis Group . Papeback. New. pp. 304 2nd Edition Taylor & Francis Group unknown
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1767réf. P237London: Messrs Walkingham et al. 1767. 1st Edition . Hardback. Vg. 12mo. vi ii 226pp half-title plan of the Paraclete. Full calf rubbed but intact. Messrs Walkingham et al. hardcover
1922réf. h46339NY: New York: James F. Drake Inc 1922. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. One of 350 printed by Rudge typography by Bruce Rogers. 8vo seagreen spine over patterned boards good with some wear along the outer joints bookplate of the Hervey Allen Collection of the University of Pittsburgh no deaccession stamp but we purchased this in a large lot of duplicates from this collection about 10 years ago from Pitt and this probably avoided the stamp from being in a slipcase. Also with leather bookplate of W. Van R. Whitall. Signed by Allen on the title page and inscribed in pencil also on title page by Bruce Rogers "Advance copy -- for Major Wm. Van R. Whitall. Bruce Rogers. St. Patrick's Day in the morning - 1922-" and also with "No. 1. Hervey Allen" in pencil on flyleaf and additional note in pencil by Allen on pastedown "Written in 1916-1917 just after my return from the Border. An early poem. This is an early copy bound in green unlike the others." In handsome quarter burgundy morocco slipcase and cloth chemise. Great association copy: Whitall's wife and Allen were childhood friends in South Carolina and Allen gave to her the bound manuscript of "Anthony Adverse" the subject of a New Yorker article in 1934. Major Whitall was a well known book collector and bibliophile. Struck by Allen's poem "The Blindman" published in 1923 Whitall established "The Blindman Prize" a $250 annual prize for the best poem administered by the Poetry Society of South Carolina. It is clear from all this that Allen was very close to the Whitalls. It's extra special that this is the first copy off the press and was inscribed by both Rogers and Allen. James F. Drake, Inc hardcover
1933réf. h46346NY: New York: Farrar and Rinehart 1933. First Edition. Hardcover. Good/good. Publisher's blue cloth in dust jacket book good with some light soil to covers and spine top inch of spine with some uneven loss of color and whitening associated with dampstain contents good with bookplate of University of Pittsburgh's Hervey Allen Collection and their deaccession stamp both on pastedown and hidden by jacket flap; jacket good with light general soil stains shallow chipping and short tears along top edges. Signed "Hervey Allen His book. 1st edition first printing author's copy presented by Stanley D. Rinehart to the author. Notice: Not to be loaned or taken from the house." Allen was born in Pittsburgh in 1889 graduated from Pitt in 1915 and served as a 2nd lieutenant in the 18th Pennsylvania Infantry on the Mexican border in 1916 during the Pancho Villa Expedition. That year he published a collection of poems Ballads of the Border. He also served as a lieutenant and later a company commander of Company "B" of the 1st Battalion 111th Infantry Regiment of the 28th keystone Division United States Army during World War I and fought in the Aisne-Marne offensive July-August 1918. After that he taught English at the University of Pittsburgh spent some time teaching in South Carolina where he met Dubose Heyward who became a close friend and collaborator. He published widely both poety and novels including a poetry collection that won the Yale Younger Poets award; his novel "Anthony Adverse" 1933 is probably his best known and most accomplished work considered one of the great examples of the modern historical novel. Farrar and Rinehart hardcover
1928réf. h46333NY: New York: Payson & Clarke 1928. First Edition. Hardcover. Good/good. Small quarto 11 x 7.25 inches cloth backed boards in dust jacket. One of 500 copies. Inscribed to the author of the preface "For Hervey Allen from Achmed Abdullah with many thanks! NY 1928." Book good with light discoloration to spine light tidelines from old damp to upper fore-edge and bottom corner rear board shows some signs of dampstaining to upper outer quadrant; jacket good with some light edgewear and loss and discoloration & rubbing along spine and portions of panels. Great association copy! Translations of folk poems and ballads of Central Asia. 81pp. Payson & Clarke hardcover
1916réf. h46340El Paso: McMath Printing Co 1916. First Edition. Wraps. Fair. Author's first book with his own extensive pencil corrections. 6.75 x 5.25 inches softcover fair copy with spottiness soil and stains to covers and hundreds of mainly pencil corrections to contents. 43 pp. Provenance: University of Pittsburgh deaccession of duplicates from Hervey Allen Collection ca. 2014. Allen was born in Pittsburgh in 1889 graduated from Pitt in 1915 and served as a 2nd lieutenant in the 18th Pennsylvania Infantry on the Mexican border in 1916 during the Pancho Villa Expedition. That year he published a collection of poems Ballads of the Border. He also served as a lieutenant and later a company commander of Company "B" of the 1st Battalion 111th Infantry Regiment of the 28th keystone Division United States Army during World War I and fought in the Aisne-Marne offensive July-August 1918. After that he taught English at the University of Pittsburgh spent some time teaching in South Carolina where he met Dubose Heyward who became a close friend and collaborator. He published widely both poety and novels including a poetry collection that won the Yale Younger Poets award; his novel "Anthony Adverse" 1933 is probably his best known and most accomplished work considered one of the great examples of the modern historical novel. McMath Printing Co unknown
1940réf. h46338NY: New York: Farrar and Rinehart 1940. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good/good. Cloth in dust jacket book very good bookplate from University of Pittsburgh's Hervey Allen Collection and their discard stamp hidden by dust jacket flap jacket good to very good general light edgewear and surface soil spine a little sun struck. Inscribed "Hervey Allen / His Book / 1 of six author's copies not to be taken from the house. 1-29-40. Farrar and Rinehart hardcover
1923réf. h46335New Haven: Yale University Press 1923. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good/good. Tall 8vo publisher's blue boards in dust jacket book about very good usual tanning/offsetting to endpapers sticker on rear pastedown saying this was de-acidified by Preservation Technologies. Dust jacket foxed with some tears and edgewear. With Allen's note on endpaper: "Author's copy. 1 of ten received from the Yale Press as per contract November 26th 1923. Charleston S.C. H. A." Also with half sheet affixed to front pastedown a note from John Drinkwater in London dated January 29 1924 "Dear Mr. Allen thank you very much for sending me a copy of your poem which I have just read again with renewed pleasure. I hope it will find a great many readers. Sincerely yours John Drinkwater. Yale University Press hardcover
1926réf. h46337NY: New York: George H. Doran 1926. First Edition. Hardcover. Good/fair. Publisher's cloth in pictorial dust jacket. Book good or better with some fading wear and discoloration to spine bookplate of the University of Pittsburgh's Hervey Allen collection and their discard stamp additional leather bookplate of W. Van R. Whitall also on pastedown. Jacket poor to fair mainly complete but in pieces now kept together by a jacket protector. Inscribed by Allen very fondly to Whitall: "W. Van R. Whitall Esq. who has listened patiently to many a long-winded tale of the times of battle inflicted at his own fireside - this essence of the stories now to him with all the affection and esteem of the many unreadable years. Hervey Allen New York City March 1926 'One of the first of the firsts.'" Whitall's wife and Allen were childhood friends in South Carolina and Allen gave to her the bound manuscript of "Anthony Adverse" the subject of a New Yorker article in 1934. Major Whitall was a well known book collector and bibliophile. Struck by Allen's poem "The Blindman" published in 1923 Whitall established "The Blindman Prize" a $250 annual prize for the best poem administered by the Poetry Society of South Carolina. It is clear from all this that Allen was very close to the Whitalls. Allen's account of the American front in France in the summer of 1918. George H. Doran hardcover
1760réf. d021F.020GB: John Rivington and Others 1760. Likely contemporary full leather. Spines with raised bands and gold decoration and stamped 1 and 2. Title labels largely missing. Armorial bookplate of John Toke of Godinton Kent and 1920s bookplate of H. Martryn Mowll in each book. An irregular stub between the frontispiece and title page in Vol 1 suggests removal of a leaf. Books are generally in very good condition with minor signs of wear and/or age. but upper joint of vol 1 bit worn. . Fifteenth Edition. Hardback. VG-/No DW. John Rivington and Others Hardcover
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1876réf. 10861Washington DC: Government Printing Office 1876. First Edition. 518pp. Quarto 30.5 cm In the original 3/4 leather over matching dark brown boards with gilt stamped title on the backstrip. Marbled pastedowns and endsheets. Complete with all plates and the large map. Good only. Front hinge split. Bookplates on the front pastedown. Shelving number faded on the backstrip. In 1859 U.S. Army topographical engineer Captain James H. Simpson explored the Great Basin of Utah mapping a direct300-mile wagon route from Camp Floyd to Genoa Nevada. This faster route which avoided the older southern paths was crucial for the Pony Express the Overland Mail the telegraph line and later the Lincoln Highway. The report was submitted in 1861 but publication had to be deferred because of the Civil War. Portions however appeared in the author's 'The Shortest Route to California.' Flake/Draper 7724. Fales & Flake 170. Graff 3791. Howes S501. Moffat 57-59. Paher 1802. Sabin 8135. Wheat 999-1000. Government Printing Office unknown
