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2021ref. BN127721MCGRAW HILL BOOK CO 2021. 2021. Softcover. Computer Accounting Essentials with QuickBooks 2021 Computer Accounting Essentials with QuickBooks 2021 Carol Yacht Matthew Lowenkron MCGRAW HILL BOOK CO paperback
1900ref. 336317London: John Murray 1900. hardcover. very good. Tall thick 8vo 238 pages untrimmed 21 half-tone plates 5 of them after photographs by Haughton folding plan of Charikar 3 folding maps at rear. Original burgundy cloth titles on spine and front cover in gilt school crests of Shrewsbury and Uppingham to front cover in gilt where Haughton was educated top edge gilt others uncut. Spine slightly sunned and binding a little rubbed. Crack in gutter else a very good copy. First and only contemporary edition. John Haughton 1852-1898 was the son of Lt.-Col. John Colpoys Haughton "the staunch defender of Charikar in 1841. The work contains a detailed description of the famous engagement at Saragarhi where 21 members of Haughton's 36th Sikhs were involved in an heroic last stand against 10000 Afghans. John Murray unknown
1900ref. 336317London: John Murray 1900. hardcover. very good. Tall thick 8vo 238 pages untrimmed 21 half-tone plates 5 of them after photographs by Haughton folding plan of Charikar 3 folding maps at rear. Original burgundy cloth titles on spine and front cover in gilt school crests of Shrewsbury and Uppingham to front cover in gilt where Haughton was educated top edge gilt others uncut. Spine slightly sunned and binding a little rubbed. Crack in gutter else a very good copy. First and only contemporary edition. John Haughton 1852-1898 was the son of Lt.-Col. John Colpoys Haughton "the staunch defender of Charikar in 1841. The work contains a detailed description of the famous engagement at Saragarhi where 21 members of Haughton's 36th Sikhs were involved in an heroic last stand against 10000 Afghans. John Murray unknown books
ref. 13772Edimburgh and London, William Blackwood and Sons, MCCCLXXXVIII (1888). 1 volume in-8, original publisher's red cloth binding, viii-480 pp., 2 large folding maps to rear, 1 further map in text; publisher's original red cloth, a good copy.
197056 pages. Features: Cover photo of Japanese Renaissance Man Yukio Mishima who took his life three months later; Dear Prince - a letter to Norodom (Prince) Sihanouk on the situation in his native Cambodia since he moved to Peking (Beijing) and US troops came and went; Photo-illustrated feature article on Yukio Mishima; How to Lose the Bermuda (Yacht) Race (from Newport, RI to the Onion Patch); Beautiful color fashion ads; Portrait of a Decade - what the census shows about the turbulent 60's; Fashion photos entitled 'Cop-out Clothes; Photos of Robert T. Snyders' home in Brooklyn; Bridge article; No-Cal Cola ad on back cover says "We Ain't Got No Sugar." Above-average external wear. Crossword completed in pencil. A worthy vintage copy of this rare Mishima memento. Book
ref. DADAX1259917010McGraw-Hill Education 2019-04-22. 21. spiral_bound. New. 9.20x1.37x10.60. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. McGraw-Hill Education unknown
1986ref. 002561Paris, Association des Cahiers Roger Nimier, 1986
1866ref. 172511866. The Yacht "Fleetwing" of N.Y. 212 Tons. Competitor in the Great Ocean Yacht Race from New York to Cowes Dec. 1866. Making the run in 14 days 6 hours mean-time an original color lithograph issued by Currier and Ives documenting one of the earliest celebrated transatlantic yacht competitions of the post Civil War era. The image captures the yacht Fleetwing under full sail during the 1866 ocean race from New York to Cowes an event that signaled the emergence of organized international yacht racing as both elite sport and national spectacle. In the decades following the Civil War American maritime achievement and technological prowess were increasingly projected through high profile ocean races and prints such as this translated those events into widely circulated visual culture. The lithograph reflects the intersection of leisure commerce and national identity within nineteenth century American printmaking as Currier and Ives popularized contemporary events for a broad audience. The Yacht "Fleetwing" of N.Y. 212 Tons. Competitor in the Great Ocean Yacht Race from New York to Cowes Dec. 1866. Making the run in 14 days 6 hours mean-time. New York: Currier and Ives 1866. Color lithograph image approximately 14 x 10 inches framed approximately 17 x 13 inches housed in original dark wooden frame. The composition emphasizes the sleek hull and billowing sails of the vessel against open water reinforcing contemporary admiration for speed endurance and naval craftsmanship. Currier and Ives active from 1835 to 1907 played a central role in shaping nineteenth century American visual memory through accessible prints of political sporting and maritime subjects. A label on the reverse records its presentation as a 1941 graduation gift adding a later layer of commemorative provenance while preserving the original frame. Minor wear consistent with age; colors remain strong and image clear. Overall condition: very good. unknown
1866ref. 172511866. The Yacht "Fleetwing" of N.Y. 212 Tons. Competitor in the Great Ocean Yacht Race from New York to Cowes Dec. 1866. Making the run in 14 days 6 hours mean-time an original color lithograph issued by Currier and Ives documenting one of the earliest celebrated transatlantic yacht competitions of the post Civil War era. The image captures the yacht Fleetwing under full sail during the 1866 ocean race from New York to Cowes an event that signaled the emergence of organized international yacht racing as both elite sport and national spectacle. In the decades following the Civil War American maritime achievement and technological prowess were increasingly projected through high profile ocean races and prints such as this translated those events into widely circulated visual culture. The lithograph reflects the intersection of leisure commerce and national identity within nineteenth century American printmaking as Currier and Ives popularized contemporary events for a broad audience. The Yacht "Fleetwing" of N.Y. 212 Tons. Competitor in the Great Ocean Yacht Race from New York to Cowes Dec. 1866. Making the run in 14 days 6 hours mean-time. New York: Currier and Ives 1866. Color lithograph image approximately 14 x 10 inches framed approximately 17 x 13 inches housed in original dark wooden frame. The composition emphasizes the sleek hull and billowing sails of the vessel against open water reinforcing contemporary admiration for speed endurance and naval craftsmanship. Currier and Ives active from 1835 to 1907 played a central role in shaping nineteenth century American visual memory through accessible prints of political sporting and maritime subjects. A label on the reverse records its presentation as a 1941 graduation gift adding a later layer of commemorative provenance while preserving the original frame. Minor wear consistent with age; colors remain strong and image clear. Overall condition: very good. unknown books
1902ref. 26352Boston, Massachusetts, Thomas Lawson, 1902. 402 pages, Illustrated with 90 full page plates Gebundene Ausgabe, Leinen, Exemplar in gutem Erhaltungszustand, book in good condition
2012ref. SONG0078025575Brand: 2012-03-06. 6. spiral_bound. Used: Good. 0.00x0.00x0.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Brand: unknown
ref. 124033Edinburgh William Blackwood and Sons 1887. . First edition; 8vo 23 x 15.5 cm; frontispiece 4 plates 2 folding maps 1 in rear pocket; publisher's original red cloth gilt lettering to upper board and spine touch of fading to spine a fine copy; vi 1 481pp. A good companion piece to his brother's work on the same subject. Arthur Campbell Yate was on the same Afghan Boundary Commission which finally resolved the border disputes between Russia and Britain and ended the Great Game. The scarcer of the two works and often lacking the 2 maps present here. Yakushi Y13. Edinburgh, William Blackwood and Sons, 1887. hardcover
ref. 123942Edinburgh and London William Blackwood and Sons 1888. . First edition; 8vo 23 x 15.5 cm; 2 large folding maps to rear 1 further map in text; publisher's original red cloth gilt lettering to upper board and spine touch of fading to spine a near fine copy; viii 430 pp. Yate as a member of the Afghan Boundary Commission was in an ideal position to focus on the events of 1885 to 1887 during which time the Afghan frontier was demarcated negotiated and finally settled. In March 1885 Yate was at the centre of the Panjdeh incident - the closest Britain and Russia ever came to direct war. He received the Companion of the Order of the Star of India in 1887 the Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George in 1888 and the Afghan Order of Hurmat. Yakushi Y14. Edinburgh and London, William Blackwood and Sons, 1888. hardcover
ref. 72663Revue mensuelle du tourisme nautique, Paris, éd. Etienne Chiron, 1929 - 30 - 31 - 32, EDITION ORIGINALE, 4 vol. pt. in-folio (320 x 250 cm), pleine percaline verte chagriné éd., titre doré sur 1ére de couv. et sur dos, ill. par une vignette contrecollée en coul. éd. (différentes sur chaque volume), filets à froid sur les plats éd., titre et tomaison dorés (pt. encre) sur dos lisse éd., Tome 1 : 612 pp., ill. par 11 vignettes coul. contrecollées sur carton souple, 4 ill. en noir sur carton souple, nb. photos et dessins en coul. et en noir - Tome 2 : 452 - 80 pp., 16 vignettes coul. contrecollées sur carton souple, 5 ill. en noir sur carton souple, très nb. photos et dessins en coul. et en noir in-texte, un supplément de 80 pp. sur carton jaune souple avec de très nb. dessins en noir de Léon HAFFNER - Tome 3 : 418 pp., 11 vignettes coul. contrecollées sur carton souple, 4 plans dépliables de construction de bateau, très nb. photos et dessins en coul. et en noir - Tome 4 : 358 - 168 - 80 pp., 8 vignettes coul. contrecollées sur carton souple, 3 dessins en noir sur carton souple, table des matières alphabétique sur chaque volume, papier glacé, nb. lettrines et bandeaux en coul. et en noir, nb. cartes marines en noir, quelques publicités en noir, on y joint la carte dépliable (30 x 59 cm) ill. en noir "Voyages de découvertes et d'explorateurs des marins français depuis le Xve siècle" aux éditions Les Procédés Dorel, Paris, dessinée par L. Bergelin, Une REFERENCE absolue pour le yachting au début des années .30 ! Une iconographie incroyable, tant par les photos, les peintures et les dessins des plus importants connaisseurs de la marine de plaisance en France. Des sujets bien ciblés, la TSF à bord, La pêche en mer, La cuisine en mer, les peintres de marine, Les moteurs, Les salons nautiques, Les cours de navigation, Les paquebots et bien d'autres sujets, sans oublier l'histoire des bateaux, de la marine et de la construction navale ainsi que l'histoire des plus grands navigateurs français. D'une TRES GRANDE RARETEE. ATTENTION : ces 4 volumes sont très lourds ! Pour l'expédition en France, la livraison est gratuite MAIS pour l'Etranger prévoir un budget adapté ! Très bon état de la reliure; le papier est en très bon état sauf quelques petits manques de papier (5 petites manques lors de la séparation de deux pages !) et il manque les pages 525 à 532 sur le tome 1 (arrachées)
ref. ANAIS-0077329732McGraw-Hill/Irwin. other. Good. 9.1x1.2x10.8. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. McGraw-Hill/Irwin unknown
ref. 51159or Autograph Copy letters sent to Mary Countess of Berkeley c. 1767-1840 her son Colonel William Berkeley 1786-1857 later 1st Earl Fitzhardinge or to their Solicitor in London J.R. Cocker with 5 other Autograph Letter Signed or copy letters in support of Yate to Cocker or to Edward Bloxsome the Berkeleys' solicitor in Dursley concerning a MS 'Romance' which Yate had bought from Captain Thomas Ashe the Irish writer and adventurer 1770-1835 intending to publish it under his own name but realising it libelled Lady Berkeley had offered to Lady B. for what he had paid Ashe leading to threats of obtaining money from the Berkeleys with menaces the correspondence traces Yate's protestations of innocence in trying to 'protect' Lady B. his rearguard action final apology and delivery of the MS also present are 2 printed items bearing Yate's name the first dated June 1812 altered in Yate's hand to March 1814 to 'Sir' on the face of it a circular letter inviting comments on the 'Syllabus' on the conjugate sheet not present but with every appearance of blackmailthe second dated 1811 again altered to March 1814 about Yate's book on Parliamentary Reform the letters 32 sides 4to. 56 including blanks and addresses the printed items 4 sides 4to. plus 2 blank old green boards c. November 1813 - 22nd March one letter repaired without loss occasional dust marks stitching loose in places spine defective In the letter of c. November 1813 Yate recalls to the Countess "the Difference. which existed between Lady B: & Captain Ashe & which ended in the abortion of a work composed by that celebrated & ingenious Writer on purpose & written under the sanction of Lady B: & which now Mr. Y: conceives is in her possession. The Mss: Mr. Y: has purchased. originated from that untoward circumstance & tho' compiled perhaps under the irritation of conceived ill-usage & disappointed hopes yet Mr. Y: fearlessly asserts it is a classical interesting & well-founded work; & which the terrors of the Law cannot suppress.". Later he concedes that the "Romance. certainly appeared" to refer to "a public occurrence the revival of which. might be painful to the family" 8th March 1814. The beautiful and capable Lady B. was the daughter of the local butcher. She married the 5th Earl in 1796 having previously borne him four sons. After her husband died in 1810 it is rumoured that she received an offer of marriage from the Duke of Clarence. The "public occurrence" no doubt was the failure in 1811 of Col. Berkeley to establish his claim to the Earldom. It was held that the 5th Earl had falsified the parish register to make Col. Berkeley appear born in wedlock. Yate asks Cocker not to reveal his address as he is avoiding his creditors. With a checklist. Item Date Page From To 1813: 1. Sun. Nov. 49 Yate Oxford Lady Berkeley. 1814: 2. Thu. 20 Jan. 17 Yate London Cocker. 3. Sat. 5 Feb. 53 Yate Exeter Cocker. 4a Fri. 11 Feb. 22 Yate n.p. Bloxsome copy. 4b Sat. 12 Feb. 21 Yate n.p. Lady Berkeley copy. 4c Sat. 12 Feb. 23 Yate n.p. Cocker. 5a Sat. 26 Feb. 29 H. Evill Bath Bloxsome copy. 5b Mon. 28 Feb. 30 Bloxsome Dursley Evill copy. 5c Tue. 1 Mar. 31 Bloxsome Dursley Cocker. 6 Sun. 27 Feb. 25 Evill Bath Cocker. 7 Sun. 6 Mar. 9 Evill Bath Cocker. 8 Mon. 7 Mar. 5 Yate Bath Cocker. 9 Tue. 8 Mar. 13 Yate Bath Lady Berkeley. 10 Tue. 8 Mar. 1 Yate Bath Col. Berkeley. 11 Wed. 9 Mar. 33 W. Lawday Bath Cocker. 12 Sun. 13 Mar. 37 Yate n.p. Cocker. 13 Sat. 19 Mar. 45 Yate Devizes Cocker. 14 Tue. 22 Mar. 41 T. Fisher Solr. London Cocker. hardcover
