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1915rif. 9625York; North Eastern Railway Traffic Statistics Office 1915. Book Book Hardcover. Very Good. York; North Eastern Railway Traffic Statistics Office 1915. Very Good. x 114 numbered blank1-113one page handwritten blank leaves170x100mm portrait bound in black Morocco gilt titled:"2 N.E.R. MINERAL STATISTICS 1854-1925". The many tables of shipments by rail and canal or from ports are printed up to 1914 with the years 1915 to 1925 left blank. Many of the figures for these years and for 1926 have been handwritten in in at least three different hands and cover coal coakclay shale etc. The sources N.E.R. themselves a journal other company or national statistics are indicated by reference letters. This book is hand-numbered 58 with the signatures of two officials to whom it was issued and is "for the use of the Company's officials only". The printed information must now be very hard to find the handwritten information surely even more so. No copies appear to be held in university libraries. Edges of the leather scuffed but a very good copy of a very rare booklet. York; North Eastern Railway Traffic Statistics Office hardcover
1909rif. 95621Neustadt a.d. Haardt 1909, Druck der Pfäzischen Verlagsanstalt 1909 In-4 31 x 23 cm. Broché, couverture jaune, dos muet, premier plat illustré et imprimé de lettres noires, 85 pp., texte sur 2 colonnes, portrait de Thomas Crampton en frontispice, 39 figures dans le texte, 19 planches et 3 tableaux in fine. Couverture ternie.
1921rif. 613943Montreal: Canadian Pacific Railway 1921. 1st. Softcover. Good/None. 24 pages. Softcover booklet. Illustrated with black & white photographs and drawings and fold-out illustration of the "Quadruple Screw Turbine Steamship Empress of France" in rear of booklet. Center 2 pages loose from booklet. Heavy foxing to covers and to edges of front and rear preliminary pages. Clean unmarked text. Record # 613943 Canadian Pacific Railway paperback
2004rif. 2091202133211713Ozorasha 2004. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Ozorasha paperback
1946rif. 43083Paraît tous les deux mois, 6 numéros in-8 br., Loco-Revue. La Revue des Modèles Ferroviaires, 1946, circa 20 ff. par numéro.Rappel du titre complet : Loco-Revue. La Revue des Modèles Ferroviaires. La Revue des Amateurs de Chemins de Fer Miniature. Année 1946 complète : Numéros 39 : Janvier - février 1946 ; 40 : Mars - Avril 1946 ; 41 : Mai - Juin 1946 ; 42 : Juillet - Août 1946 ; 43 : Septembre - Octobre 1946 ; 44 : Noël 1946 Novembre - Décembre numéro spécial
1946Paraît tous les deux mois, 6 numéros in-8 br., Loco-Revue. La Revue des Modèles Ferroviaires, 1946, circa 20 ff. par numéro. Rappel du titre complet : Loco-Revue. La Revue des Modèles Ferroviaires. La Revue des Amateurs de Chemins de Fer Miniature. Année 1946 complète : Numéros 39 : Janvier - février 1946 ; 40 : Mars - Avril 1946 ; 41 : Mai - Juin 1946 ; 42 : Juillet - Août 1946 ; 43 : Septembre - Octobre 1946 ; 44 : Noël 1946 Novembre - Décembre numéro spécial Bon état. Rare réunion des 6 numéros de l'année 1946, ainsi bien complète (avec 2 suppléments joints). Prix du lot, non séparable. Français
19091 vol. in-8 reliure pleine percaline souple bordeaux, Bibliothèque des Actualités Industrielles, Librairie Bernard Tignol, Librairie de l'Ecole Centrale des Arts et manufactures, Paris, s.d. [ 1909 ], 164 pp. et 4 ff. Edition originale. Etat très satisfaisant (ancien cachet d'institution religieuse, étiquette de cote en garde, rouss. parfois fortes) pour ce titre rare. Français
1898Very Good English Original bdg. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In English. Many b/w plates. [xii], 340 p., 1 folding huge map. A tour through the famine districs of India.
1884rif. 129291Paris, La Librairie illustrée, coll. « Les nouvelles conquêtes de la science », n° 3 1884 In-4 29 x 19 cm. Reliure demi-maroquin violine à coins, filets dorés, dos à nerfs, 644 pp., illustré de 263 gravures et portraits d'après les dessins de MM. J. Férat, A. Gilbert, Broux, etc., table des matières.
1980rif. 2081402109803385Koyu-sha 1980. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 book Koyu-sha paperback
rif. 24929‘Yacht “Dianthus” / Copenhagen / June 29th / 1899’. In this letter Tower describes his personal experience of the winning of the North Sea trophy by C. L. Salaman’s 35-ton yacht Dianthus. 4pp 12mo. Bifolium. In fair condition on aged paper chipped at head. Folded for postage. Addressed to ‘My dear Dick’ and signed ‘Beauchamp Tower’. A long letter with 105 lines of text. He begins by congratulating Harington ‘on getting an Indian judge ship which will enable you to marry though I and all your other friends will be very sorry to lose you’. Writing from on board the winning yacht ‘Dianthus’ he describes how the contest for the North Sea Trophy began at Dover with the ‘Dianthus’ racing ‘the Inyone and Wave Queen’. In the nighttime fog the ‘Dianthus’ encounters ‘a steamer which we supposed to be the Ostend boat’ which ‘only just stopped her engines in time to avoid running us down. The next day the fog cleared and we were abreast of the North Hinder at noon distant about 5 miles. We had to leave all the light ships on the Dutch and German coasts on the starboard hand’. He continues his account of the contest with reference to ‘the Haaks light ship’ and those of ‘Terschelling’ and ‘Borthum’. Eventually ‘we sighted Heligoland right ahead. Inyone crossed the line at 9.32 pm and we crossed it at 9.51 but as Inyone had to allow us 4 hours we were the winner by 3 hours 21 minutes. The winning line was a search light ray thrown from a man of war and when our sails were illuminated by the ray they fired a gun and we knew it was over. The Emperor’s yacht “Haarzollern” was there as well as the man of war “Mars”. They told us if we waited 2 hours a tug would tow us to the Elbe but we remained hove to in a heavy sea till 4 am and no tug coming we sailed to the Elbe a torpedo boat towed us up the last reach to the canal entrance and nearly pulled us under water.’ Eventually they are ‘presented to the Emperor who gave us the cup and talked to us about our voyage’. After ‘a big dinner’ with ‘sweet Champagne’ they sail from Kiel arriving at Copenhagen from where they will shortly sail to Gothenburg. ‘Yacht “Dianthus” / Copenhagen / June 29th / 1899’. unknown
rif. 18666Kirkham Station Yorkshire . 9 October 1871. 2pp. 12mo. In good condition on lightly aged paper tipped in onto part of a leaf from an album. The main body of the letter reads: 'I am sorry to say the portmanteau has not arrived - will you enquire about it - I hope you addressed it to the Kirkahm Station on the North Eastern railway.' In a postscript he gives the full address as 'Mr Hudson Kirkham Station on the North Eastern railway York' adding that he will pick it up 'in a few Days when we return'. The letter may result from a mix-up with Kirkham Station in Lancashire. Kirkham Station [ Yorkshire ]. 9 October 1871. unknown
rif. 19595Monmouthshire Railway and Canal Company Wales. Ruscoe's circular from 'Monmouthshire Railway and Canal Office Newport May 21st 1849.'. The company opened canals from Newport to Pontypool and to Crumlin in 1796. It was taken over by the Great Western Railway in 1875 and a passenger service from Ebbw Vale to Cardiff still runs. Three items with covering paper on which Sir J. E. Harington has written in ink: 'Sir J E Harington Monmouthshire Ry & Canal Papers' with the following added in pencil: 'May 21 1849. Asking my consent to take new shares - No.' All items in good condition lightly aged and worn. ONE: Autograph Letter Signed from Grevile to Harington. Bristol; 13 June 1849. 2pp. 4to. With envelope sealed with red wax bearing two postmarks addressed to 'Sir Jno. E. Harington Bart 3 Wilton Crescent Belgrave Square London'. He explains that Ruscoe has sent the circular Item Two below 'with a Copy of the Resolutions for the Auction of new Shares offering one Share for every three Shares now held together with the form of a consent Item Three below' has been sent to 'Miss Kinsey' but that although she is 'desirous to accept the offer' she does not know Harington's 'Wishes upon the Subject'. In consequence Grevile is sending Harington the papers and explains how he or 'Mr. Balfour' may arrange the matter. TWO: Printed circular by 'Ralph Ruscoe Principal Clerk.' Monmouth Railway and Canal Office Newport May 21st 1849.' 1p. 4to. On recto of the first leaf of a bifolium; wiith the recto of the second leaf carrying in small print a 'Copy of Resolutions of the General Assembly of the Company of Proprietors of the Monmouthshire Railway and Canal Company Held at the Canal House in Newport on Wednesday May 16th 1849. Richard Blakemore Esq. M.P. Chairman.' Addressed with postmarks on reverse of second leaf to 'Miss Kinsey <> Cottage Clifton' the address corrected in another hand to 'No 1 Richmond Terrace'. The circular is addressed in manuscript to 'C. Grevil sic Esqr. The Revd. Richd. Harington future principal of Brasenose College Oxford & Charles Balfour Esqr.' with 'The Revd W. M. Kinsey' added in pencil. Both documents relate to the issue of new shares as described in Item One above. THREE: Printed 'form of a consent' referred to in Item One above. 1p. 4to. Dated 1849. Not filled in. From the Harington papers. [ Monmouthshire Railway and Canal Company, Wales. ] Ruscoe's circular from 'Monmouthshire Railway and Canal Office, Newport, May unknown
1932rif. 826W19London: The Tramway and Railway World Publishing Company Limited 1932. First edition. Cloth. Very Good. 13.5" by 10". Not Stated. Very scarce first edition of Volume 71 and Volume 72 of The Tramway and Railway World periodical magazines. The first edition of Volume 71 and Volume 72 of these annual transport technology periodical magazines in cloth bindings. The 1932 publications are separated into two volumes Volume 71 covering January-June and Volume 72 covering July-December.The periodical is an illustrated review of progress in electric and other traction with omnibus and coach sections. The Tramway and Railway World was established in 1892. The periodicals are mainly held at the national archive.Includes institutional labels to the pastedowns from the Institute of Transport. These issues are numbers 3170 and 3713. Volume 72 is missing pages 215-218 251-254 and 329-330. In cloth bindings. There is some bumping to the head and tail of the spines and to the extremities. The boards are slightly marked. Internally firmly bound. Pages are bright and clean. Volume 72 is missing pages 215-218 251-254 and 329-330. Very Good The Tramway and Railway World Publishing Company, Limited hardcover
1843rif. VERK0652Grätz o. J. (1843). 93x61,5 cm, lithograph. Strecken Karte, in 16 Segmente geschnitten und auf Leinen aufkaschiert und gefaltet, in OPappschuber, auf Leinen u. Schuber bestempelt, Leinen gebräunt u. etw. fleckig, Schuber berieb., bestoß. sowie braunfleckig. [2 Warenabbildungen]
rif. 73692aafZürich, Druck von Friedrich Schulthess, 1896, gr. in-8vo, VII (+ 1 weiuss) + 87 S. (+ 1 : Liste der Beilagen) + 10 Beilagen u.a. Karten, geolog. Längenprofil und d. Rundsicht vom Gipfel der Jungfrau, 10 fach gef. kol. Panorama von X. Imfeld, Hlwd. (Bibl.).
rif. 99365aafGenève, Ch. Moriau / Genève, Ch. Gruaz et Lausanne, Pflüger ainé, 1855, pt. in-8vo, 1 carte dépl. + 128 p. / 2 ff. + 172 p. + 1 f. (table) + 1 carte dépl., rousseurs, reliure en demi-toile verte d’époque.
1891rif. 1396DBBerne, Karl Staempfli, 1891. 4°. 188 S. Mit 1 gefl. farb. Karte. Orig.-Broschur
rif. 26642Bern, Schweizerischen Post- und Eisenbahndepartement - Département des Postes et Chemins de Fer 1877-1896, 350x220mm, 140pages, broché.
1876rif. 1654DB1876-1879. Halbleinenband der Zeit.
rif. 30804ABZürich, Orell Füssli & Co., 00 (4) Bl. (Titel und Illustrationen), 28 S., (2) Bl. (Zürich). Mit vielen zum Teil ganzseitigen Abbildungen. Blind- und goldgeprägter Orig.-Leinenband.
1925rif. 933DB2 Bde. Wien, Verlag des Gewerksch.-u. Rechtsschutzv. des öst. Eisenb.-Personals, Gruppe Zugförderung, (1925 u. 1927). 8°. 64 S.; 103 S., 122 S. Mit 1 Tabelle, 83 Abb. auf Tafeln und 120 Abb. im Text. Orig.-Broschuren in neuerem Schuber (leicht bestossen).
1894rif. 943DBWien, Pest, Leipzig, Hartleben, 1894. Gr.-8°. XIV, (2) 783 S., (1) S. (Anzeigen). Mit 1 Titelillustr., 24 Tafeln und 669 Abb. im Text. Halbleinenband der Zeit mit Rückenvergoldung (berieben und bestossen).
1913rif. 450819Westminster : Knapp Drewett & sons ltd. printers 1913. First Edition. Hardcover. Good copy in the original title-blocked cloth-backed colour-printed boards. Spine bands and panel edges slightly dust-toned and rubbed as with age. Spine somewhat torn and sun-toned. Light foxing to prelims. Previous owner's inscription. Provenance: bookplate of L. Remains well-preserved overall. Physical description; 238 1 lxxviii pages : illustrations ; 23 cm. Subjects; Railroads Great Britain Guidebooks. Great Britain Description and travel Guidebooks. Westminster : Knapp Drewett & sons, ltd., printers hardcover