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réf. 117119London HMSO 1917. . 24 mo 13 x 11 cm; 7 plates at end folding map in pocket at rear Indian Military Base stamp to upper wrapper; publisher's brown paper wrappers lightly soiled slight wear to extremities spine at some point torn and glued back down a good copy; 130 pp 23 pages ads. The 1917 issue of this handbook issued originally in 1912 to prepare British soldiers for deployment in India. Chapters cover the geography history culture religion languages government climate and with several devoted to the British and Indian armies and fighting classes. The plates depict the military uniforms of the Baluchis Pathans Madrasi Sepoys Tamils Punjabis Sikhs Gurkhas and Rajputs. The 1917 issue appears expanded as it has 130 pages compared to the 1912 and 1913 issues which have 119 pages. This issue is only in 15 libraries worldwide and only in three UK libraries Manchester Oxford Brookes East Anglia and not in BL which only has the 1912 and 1913 issues. London, HMSO, 1917. unknown
réf. 74891c.1880. . Albumen print. Good tonal range and in good condition pasted on original album page with title in pencil on manuscript. [c.1880]. unknown
réf. 74892c.1880. . Albumen print. Good tonal range in good condition pasted on original album page titled in pencil on manuscript. [c.1880]. unknown
réf. 85475C. 1890. . Collection of 23 loose photos mounted on card. Some with pencil captions numbered; small marginal tears to card very light soiling. [C. 1890]. unknown
1904réf. 9958London: Heinemann 1904. Second impression the same year as the first. 8vo pp. 301. Bookplate a good tight copy. The author was a disciple of Swami Vivekananda and brought to the study of Indian life and literature a sound knowledge of Western education and social science. Heinemann unknown
1904réf. 9958London: Heinemann 1904. Second impression the same year as the first. 8vo pp. 301. Bookplate a good tight copy. The author was a disciple of Swami Vivekananda and brought to the study of Indian life and literature a sound knowledge of Western education and social science. Heinemann unknown books
1897réf. 53180London: Methuen & Co. 1897. Tall 8vo. x 2 361 pp. Photo frontisp. 15 photo plates 1 large folding colour map. Blue pebbled cloth gilt lettering on spine very minor shelfwear rubbing slight bumping to couple corners VG copy. First edition of this excellent work compiled from information collected during the course of the Ethnographical Survey of the Provinces Agra and Oudh in northwest India. Methuen & Co., hardcover
1898réf. 49175London: James Bowden 1898. Tall 8vo. 159 1 pp. Photo frontisp. 13 photo plates 57 plates. Original khaki-coloured cloth illustration & brown lettering on front cover over beveled boards a.e.g. chipping wear soiling damage head & foot of spine bumping & wear to corners some minor soiling to endpapers still G- reference copy w/ Bookseller’s label on front pastedown for Queen City Book Co. Cincinnati OH and former ownership stamp. First edition of this scarce illustrated account of the relief of the British Garrison at Chakdara during the siege of Malakand by 10000 Pashtuns commanded by Saidullah. The British relief column was sent to assist General William Hope Meiklejohn and was accompanied by a young 2nd Lieutenant Winston Churchill who later published his Story of the Malakand Field Force. James Bowden, hardcover
1895réf. 52526New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons 1895. 12mo. 390 2 pp. plus 16 pp. publisher’s catalogue. Frontisp. 11 plates 3 maps 1 large double-page colour map. Blue pictorial publisher’s cloth cover art image of figure in tuban holding sword tiger on spine in red white & black white red & gilt lettering decoration minor darkening dustsoiling minor wear to couple corners slight bumping to couple corners still VG bright copy. First edition of this rousing tale of privateers shipwreck and rescue in India during the third and fourth Anglo-Mysore Wars in Indian 1790-1799. Henty has focused on the failings of Lord Cornwallis as he describes the battles in which Tipu Sultan invaded the state of Travancore with French allies which ended in his defeat at the siege of Serigapatam and the signing of the Treaty which required him to surrender half his kingdom to the British East India Company. The Fourth Anglo-Mysore War resulted in the death of Tipu Sultan when the British won a decisive victory at the Siege of Seringapatam in 1799. William Henry Margeston 1861-1940 was a noted English painter and illustrator primarily known for his striking portraits of women. Charles Scribner’s Sons, hardcover
1898réf. 48651London: S.W. Partridge 1898. 8vo. 320 pp. Frontisp. Contemporary full red calf prize binding raised bands on spine gilt decoration gilt dentelles gilt lettering on front cover gilt & green morocco spine label marbled fore-edges & endpapers minor edgewear rubbing to fore-edges very slight bumping to corners still a VG copy presented to H.I. Marriner as Prize for Latin Form I from The Old Ride School Branksome Park Bournemouth which was located in Martello Road between Branksome Park and Canford Cliffs. Second printing prize binding of this third volume in the Romance of Colonization series. S.W. Partridge, hardcover
1962réf. 9317With refence to Family Background Bombay: Allied Pub 1962. First edn. 8vo Pp. 242 adv. VG in dj. "Based on the case histories of 350 common prostitutes and 75 mistresses in Bombay City . primarily a study of the family background . Allied Pub unknown books
1842réf. M2ACVI942UQXLondon: Thomas McLean 1842. Contemporary half calf with cloth sides gold tooled title on front cover. Large folio 545 x 375 cm. With 6 hand coloured lithograph plates and a lithographed title. First and only edition of an ethnographic study of native Indian people by William Tayler 1808-1892 who was at that time Acting Salt Agent of the Central Division of Cuttack for the East India Company. He dedicated his work to "Lady William Bentinck" born Lady Mary Acheson 1809-1850 who was the wife of the Governor-General of India. The illustrations were drawn by Tayler himself who was an amateur artist and drew much of the Indian daily life that he encountered. He selected the present 6 drawings to be published and had them lithographed by J. Bouvier. The first 3 plates not only show the ways of Indian people but even more so the luxurious life of the English in India. The first plate The Young Civilian's Toilet shows a young man relaxing while being treated by several servants who are named Anglo-Indians. The room is strewn with objects of leisure. The next 2 plates The Young Ladies Toilet & The Breakfast show equal scenes. The other 3 plates are more ethnographic in nature showing native Indians in their everyday life: Women grinding at the mill; the Sunyasees Sannyasis & The village barber. Tayler later became a controversial figure for his excessively harsh oppression of Indian people when he was the commissioner of Patna.Spine and covers slightly worn pages a little frayed some foxing on the text pages. Dedication page broened. Plate 2 detached and inserted loosely. Plates in good condition.l Abbey Travel 465; Bobins I 272; H.K. Kaul Early Writings on India 454; Prasannajit De Silva Colonial Self-Fashioning in British India c. 1785-1845 2018 pp. 116-119. Thomas McLean, hardcover
1911réf. 4764Lahore Punjab: The Imperial Publishing Co. Khosla Bros. 1911. First edition. Folio 34 x 26cm 4 i iv 3 481 1pp. Presentation binding full black morocco over padded beveled edged boards stamped in gilt on covers and spine with lettering elaborate border and Imperial Crown g. e. Crown is hand painted in red blue and white. Gilt dentelles blue silk endpapers platinum photographs throughout printed red borders of different shades and black lettering on thick glossy paper. Letter of presentation from the publisher to The Hon'ble Sir Harvey Adamson K.C.S.I. M.A. L.L.D. Lieutenant-Governor of Burma printed in gilt on red silk and mounted to front free endpaper. Some rubbing to corners and spine ends some paint loss to the crown front endpaper lightly chipped along the lower edge with a few silk threads of the letter of presentation becoming unwound else clean internally. A large heavy volume in nearly fine condition. Printed as a memento of the historic Imperial Coronation Durbar at Delhi 1911 honoring King George V and Queen Mary as Emperor and Empress of India. In the presentation letter to Harvey Adamson the publishers lay out the intent of the volume which is "graced by Your Honor's portrait" as giving a "bird's-eye view of the present political condition of India" through "historical and biographical sketches of the various Ruling Chiefs and Princes of India.suitable memoirs of distinguished personages.and of men famous in Literature Science Art and other spheres of useful activity accompanied with their portraits as far as possible." The book is indeed lavishly produced and illustrated with roughly 600 biographical sketches most with photographs many of which are credited including several from Bourne and Shepherd of Calcutta the official photographers of the Durbar. The last of three Durbars the others in 1877 and 1903 the 1911 assembly was notable as only one attended by the King and Queen the first time a British monarch had visited India the crown jewel of empire. The event was held at Coronation Park in Delhi from December 7th-16th and was attended by the vast majority of ruling princes and noblemen making it the largest of its kind. Underneath the pomp and regalia however were the roots of resentment and stirrings of independence. The scandal of the Durbar came when the Gaekwar of Baroda Maharajah Sayajirao III briefly bowed only once instead of the required three times when approaching the emperor and then turned his back to walk to his seat instead of walking backwards. This and other happenings of the Durbar were captured on film most famously and in color by Charles Urban the British-American producer and film maker. "With Our King and Queen through India" became the first color cinematography to be viewed by the majority Western audiences. Sir Harvey Adamson served as Lieutenant Governor in Burma from 1910 when he was appointed Knight Commander of the Order of the Star of India until 1915. Of interesting note a steamship built for the British India Steam Navigation Company in 1914 and named after the General went missing at sea along with its 269 passengers in 1947. An immense trove of photographic evidence of a time and place being the crest of British Imperialism in India the book is institutionally scarce. Our research finds only a few copies of either volume held worldwide the book on offer with a tangible and important provenance. The Imperial Publishing Co. (Khosla Bros.) unknown
réf. 201416356S.l., Hermé , 1995 ; in-4, 239 pp., cartonnage d'éditeur. Très bon état avec jaquette.
réf. 17527Paris, Librairie de H. Fournier, 1835. 2 tomes en 1 vol. in-8, 434-[1] pp. + 417 pp. 1 pl., demi-basane maroquinée aubergine de Rivage, filet doré sur les plats, dos lisse orné de filets, arabesques et fleurons dorés, tranches marbrées (petites épidermures, rousseurs).
1837réf. ABC_46027London Calcutta etc.: various publishers 1837. Half calf with marbled sides and lettering in gold on spine or cloth with marbled sides and a spine label. 8vo. Some illustrated with plates and maps. 107 volumes many containing multiple articles. Handsomely bound extraordinary collection of important scientific journal articles by 19th and 20th century Western explorers of Afghanistan Central Asia China the Himalayas India including Assam Bengal Kashmir and Punjab Karakoram Pakistan including Sindh and Tibet with content covering anthropology archaeology exploration geography geology glaciology history language and grammar mountaineering and politics. At the time these were the far outskirts of the world for Western science where a lot was yet to be learned. Often the maps in these journals are the first modern maps of such regions and findings were the first to be scientifically published.Generally in very good condition.Please inquire for a full list of contents. various publishers, hardcover
réf. 120757-030Attractive map of southern India Sri Lanka and the Maldives. The prevailing winds are shown between India and Malabar and marked with the months of the year. 235 x 370 mm. In passepartout 300 x 420 mm. With a stamp on the passepartout of G.J. Korteling Bennebroekerdreef 29 Bennebroek.Rigobert Bonne was an important French cartographer of the late 18th century. In 1773 he succeeded Jacques Bellin as the royal cartographer in the office of the Hydrographer at the Depot de la Marine. Working in his official capacity Bonne compiled some of the most detailed and accurate maps of the period. References: Gole India #83-2.3. Publication from Atlas de Toutes les Parties Connues du Globe Terrestre.NL Decoratieve kaart van Zuidelijk deel van India de Malediven Ceylon Sri Lanka etc. Op de kaart de tekst: Golfde de Bengale Cormin Cote de Coromandel Is. Laquedives Isles Maldives Ligne Equinoctiale Mer des Indes etc. unknown
1920réf. 514000Cambridge University Press / James Pott and Co 1920. Leather. NEAR FINE. Undated but ca. 1920 -- title page states Printed by J. B. Peace whose term as Printer at Cambridge lasted from 1916-1922. 4x5.25' Amethyst setting dual columns with center refs. Smyth-sewn binding with overcast stitching in Black 'French Morocco' leather with 3/4 yapp all edges Art Gilt. 4 1119 153 Concordance pp. 12 color lithograph maps. Some trivial wear to the edges with a few short tears some separation at both outer gatherings--an 'inherent vice' kind of flaw with overcast-stitching bindings. Otherwise an exceedingly clean and sharp copy with crisp fresh pages and nice supple leather. Cambridge University Press / James Pott and Co unknown
réf. 60927c.1880. . Albumen print. Good tonal range and in good condition; Dimensions: 190 x 150mm. 8 x 6 inches. A crumbling classical mansion [c.1880]. unknown
2008réf. LFA01757Mensuel catholique et indépendant : 46 pages, format 200 x 300 mm, illustrée, brochée couverture couleurs
réf. 74411766. In 4° demi-basane, dos à nerfs.
grand in-8°, 146 pp., gloss., biblio, broche, couverture illustree Bel exemplaire. [109B-14]
réf. 202201720Paris, Editions bhaktivedanta, 1981 ; in-8, 877 pp., cartonnage de l'éditeur. Édition complète volume 1.
réf. 202201719Paris, Editions bhaktivedanta, 1982 ; in-8, 715 pp., cartonnage de l'éditeur. Volume 5 : deuxième chant " la manifestation cosmique " 1e édition.
1963réf. 18952SKIRA, Lausanne 1963 In-4, broché, 213 pp.
