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1938ref. 115074Adelaide: Sands and McDougall 1938. First Edition. Hardcover. Adelaide Sands and McDougall 1938. Large octavo; original red cloth; spine sunned; covers a little rubbed and slightly flecked; outer hinge a little cracked but binding remains firm; extremities a little worn with minor loss chiefly to the foot of the spine; initial leaves lightly creased; mild signs of handling; date overwritten in white ink on the spine; a very decent copy internally excellent. Sands and McDougall hardcover
1941ref. 115070Adelaide: Sands and McDougall 1941. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Adelaide Sands and McDougall 1941. Large octavo; original red cloth rebacked retaining the original backstrip; spine sunned; covers lightly rubbed; a few corner creases toward the rear; a very good copy. Sands and McDougall hardcover
1918ref. 115080Adelaide: Sands and McDougall 1918. First Edition. Hardcover. Fair. Adelaide Sands and McDougall 1918. Large octavo; original quarter red cloth and papered boards rebacked retaining the original backstrip; minor loss of cloth to front cover exposing the boards; covers rubbed; spine sunned; extremities worn; mild signs of handling; some leaves a little browned at the edges; a decent copy internally excellent. Sands and McDougall hardcover
1908ref. 115078Adelaide: Sands and McDougall 1908. First Edition. Hardcover. Fair. Adelaide Sands and McDougall 1908. Large octavo; original red cloth rebacked retaining the original backstrip; covers rubbed and marked; spine sunned and marked; extremities a little worn with minor loss; initial leaves a little foxed and flecked with slight loss; minor signs of handling; a decent copy internally very good. Sands and McDougall hardcover
1935ref. 115073Adelaide: Sands and McDougall 1935. First Edition. Hardcover. Adelaide Sands and McDougall 1935. Large octavo; original red cloth; spine sunned; covers slightly rubbed and marked; extremities a little worn with minor loss chiefly to the bottom edge; flyleaves a little offset; a few slight signs of handling; a very decent copy internally excellent. Sands and McDougall hardcover
1913ref. 017887Sydney: GEO Shirley Ltd 1913. Vol 1 No 1 January to March Quarter 1913: 120pp index. With articles on Fallowing The stiff soil problem; Value of superphosphate; The current wheat harvest; Potash on the farm; An agricultural expert in other lands; Fixing the F.A.Q.; Vol 1 No 2 April-June Quarter: 120pp. With articles on The railway transport problem; Fruit growing in NSW; Motor traction in the country; Some impressions of the RAS Show; An agricultural expert in other lands II; Maize growing; Review of the wool season. Vol 1 No 3 July-September Quarter: 120pp. Features: Impressions of the Farmers and Settlers Conference; Shirley's Entertain the Conference Delegates; The State Governor at Shirley's works; Lessons from the sheep show; A new Fertiliser Act; Opening up new wheat lands: Wyalong to Cudgellico; Pure seed legislation. Vol 1 No 4. October-December Quarter: 120pp. With articles on Bulk handling; The story of phosphoric acid; Harvesting of hay and grain; Feeding of farm horses; Summer fruits; An agricultural expert in other lands III. Each volume is illustrated with b/w photos and has a Woman's Sphere section. Library pocket on the rear flyleaf some slackening at the hinges. Internally Near Fine. All edges red speckled. Half blue learther rubbed and worn at the spine and at the corners cloth boards rubbed and somewhat faded. Spine title and Vol 1 gilt. Each issue retains its original cover and all advertising. Library reference sticker by the spine foot. The Fertiliser was established as Shirley's house journal. Five thousand 5000 copies of the quarterly magazine were distributed at the outset. Mainly devoted to agricultural topics each issue has a section called Women's Sphere with cooking handicraft and fashion information and a children's page. Not in Dillon & McFarlane's bibliography of Australian Agriculture Not in Australian National Library. Extremely scarce. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good. 8vo. GEO Shirley Ltd Hardcover
1991ref. 143088Norwood: Peacock Publications 1991. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Good. Norwood Peacock Publications 1991. Folio x 350 pages with maps and hundreds of illustrations from photographs. Papered boards slightly rubbed at the extremities; new endpapers; light crease to the corner of the first few leaves; minor signs of handling; a very good copy with the very good dustwrapper a little creased and scuffed. Inscribed and signed by the author. Compiled from letters diaries and manuscripts; the illustrations are predominantly portraits. Offered with a copy of the 1993 'Supplementary Edition' card covers 16 pages consisting primarily of portraits of members of the battalion many of whom had died in action discovered in State Records after the major work had been published. Trigellis-Smith 247 not noting the Supplementary Edition. 2 items. Peacock Publications hardcover
ref. 131661Very Good. A single leaf octavo printed recto only slightly marked with a marginal crease to a top corner; two light horizontal creases where folded for posting; in very good condition. The invitation headed '9th L.H.O.C.A.' 9th Light Horse Old Comrades Association invites members to give a hearty welcome to the old commanding officer Colonel William Henry Scott 1881-1960 who 'will be in Adelaide for a few days this month on a visit to his son'. The date for the event is not given but we suggest some time in the 1920s as Scott 'rose to brigadier in 1929' 'Australian Dictionary of Biography'. Darley writes presumably as president of the association that 'it will be quite informal come along in your working clothes or anyhow you like and you need not get your hair cut for the occasion. If you clean your boots be sure to use NUGGET. Refreshments liquid only will be provided'. The ADB provides the answer to the unasked question: 'Scott contributed items to the "Bulletin" under the pseudonym of "Nugget" an ironic nickname considering his great height'. Dornbusch 384; Fielding and O'Neill page 233; Trigellis-Smith 279. unknown
1867ref. 142991Adelaide: E.S. Wigg J. Howell and W.C. Rigby 1867. First Edition. Hardcover. Adelaide E.S. Wigg J. Howell and W.C. Rigby 1867. Duodecimo ii viii 126 iv 23 23A 24 24A-132 South Australian Directory iv index 36 36A-B 37-60 60A-B 61-88 88A-B 89-112 112A-B 113-138 South Australian Almanack Advertiser pages with several wood-engraved illustrations but lacking the folding inland mail table originally tipped onto the front free endpaper. Later nineteenth century quarter calf and papered boards; covers moderately rubbed; edges a little tanned and spotted; occasional chips and marks internally; some early annotations to the text; one leaf of the first section pages 75/6 supplied in facsimile; two sections of four leaves each lacking from the 'Advertiser' section pages 71-78 and 123-130 apparently discarded when rebound; slight loss to the final leaf an advertisement; mild signs of age and use; notwithstanding a presentable copy of a very rare item. Provenance: Sir Thomas Meek Ramsay 1907-1995 of Kiwi boot polish fame with his blindstamp on the front free endpaper. E.S. Wigg, J. Howell, and W.C. Rigby hardcover
1996ref. 141170Kent Town: Wakefield Press in association with the Mawson Antarctic Collection Appeal 1996. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Kent Town Wakefield Press in association with the Mawson Antarctic Collection Appeal 1996 first thus/ 1930 abridged edition/ 1915. Octavo xxxii 438 2 'Mawson Antarctic Collection Appeal' pages with illustrations and maps plus numerous plates reproducing 'over ninety original photographs'. Papered boards; spine slightly canted; top corners a trifle bumped; an excellent copy with the excellent dustwrapper lightly sunned on the spine. Number 129 of only 500 copies in boards. This copy is signed in ink by Mawson's two daughters Patricia Thomas and Jessica McEwin with both signatures dated 1996. Wakefield Press in association with the Mawson Antarctic Collection Appeal hardcover
1980ref. 124602Melbourne: Lansdowne 1980. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Melbourne Lansdowne 1980. Folio 136 pages with numerous distribution maps and illustrations including 22 full-page colour plates by Jeremy Boot. Full morocco; spine lightly sunned and rubbed with slightly loss to some of the gilt lettering; an excellent copy. Number 564 of 750 copies signed by the three contributors. Lansdowne hardcover
1931ref. 129382Amsterdam: Koninklijke Akademie van Wetenschappen first volume and Noord-Hollandsche Uitgevers-Maatschappij 1931. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. Amsterdam Koninklijke Akademie van Wetenschappen first volume and Noord-Hollandsche Uitgevers-Maatschappij 1931 1934 and 1942. Quarto two volumes in three viii 547; xii 256; and xii 511 pages with numerous line illustrations plus a large folding chart. Binder's cloth Volume I and Volume II Part 1 and original card covers Volume II Part 2; covers a little marked rubbed and sunned on the spines; mild signs of use and age; a very good set. Important monographs on yeasts; the text is in German. Provenance: Dr Lance Walters Chief Brewer at the South Australian Brewing Co. from 1944 to the 1980s with his signature in the cloth-bound volumes and his ink emphases and annotations in the first volume. The occasional company inkstamp is also present along with a small typed paper label signed by Walters on one front cover: 'This book must not be removed from the laboratory without permission'. The SA Brewing Company's Thebarton brewery and the laboratory closed down in June 2021 and its demolition is almost complete as at October 2022. 3 items. Koninklijke Akademie van Wetenschappen (first volume) and Noord-Hollandsche Uitgevers-Maatschappij paperback
1970ref. 138802Adelaide: Brolga Books 1970. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good/Very Good. Adelaide Brolga Books 1970. Square quarto 18 pages plus 27 plates 7 in colour. Flush-cut card covers; extremities slightly bumped with associated light creasing to a few corner tips; an excellent copy with the lightly used colour-pictorial dustwrapper. The frontispiece photographic portrait of James Cant is signed and dated 1970 by him; the handwriting clearly shows the effects of advanced multiple sclerosis the disease that had confined him to a wheelchair from the mid-1960s. James Montgomery Cant 1911-1982 was married to fellow-Australian artist Dora Chapman. The title page is signed by the author Elizabeth Young the second daughter of John Young of Macquarie Galleries fame she published her later books under her married name Jean Elizabeth Campbell. Her husband was the artist and arts administrator Robert Campbell. Loosely inserted is a catalogue for the James Cant Exhibition at the 1966 Adelaide Festival of Arts complete with the inserted list of prices or names of lenders of artworks to the exhibition. The front cover is signed in black marker pen by James Cant and inscribed in ink in another hand 'Opening by Her Honor Justice Mitchell Sunday 13th March at 3. p.m.'. 3 items. Brolga Books paperback
1970ref. 112779Adelaide: Brolga Books 1970. First Edition. Paperback. Fine/Fine. Adelaide Brolga Books 1970. Square quarto 18 pages plus 27 plates 7 in colour. Flush-cut card covers slightly foxed on the inside surfaces; essentially a fine copy with the fine colour-pictorial dustwrapper. This copy is signed on the title page by the author and signed and dated 1970 by James Cant under his frontispiece photographic portrait. The handwriting clearly shows the effects of advanced multiple sclerosis the disease that had confined Cant to a wheelchair from the mid-1960s. James Montgomery Cant 1911-1982 was married to fellow-Australian artist Dora Chapman. Loosely inserted in the book is a small card 130 × 100 mm printed with a monochrome illustration 'Drawing . 1963' by him on the recto; it is inscribed on the verso 'Ruth & Mervyn wishing you a very happy & prosperous New Year. Love Dora & Jim'. The recipients were fellow-artists Ruth Tuck and Mervyn Smith. A small four-panel catalogue for the James Cant Exhibition at the 1974 Adelaide Festival of Arts is also loosely inserted. 3 items. Brolga Books paperback
1970ref. 90125Adelaide: Brolga Books 1970. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Adelaide Brolga Books 1970. Square quarto 18 pages plus 27 plates 7 in colour. Cloth very slightly marked; an excellent copy with the slightly used dustwrapper. This copy is signed and dated 10 April 1970 by the artist under his frontispiece portrait; the handwriting clearly shows the effects of advanced multiple sclerosis the disease that had confined Cant to a wheelchair from the mid-1960s. He died in 1983 at the age of 71. It is also signed on the title page by Elizabeth Young the second daughter of John Young of Macquarie Galleries fame she published her later books under her married name Jean Elizabeth Campbell. Her husband was the artist and arts administrator Robert Campbell. Brolga Books hardcover
1936ref. 125803Adelaide: D. Darian Smith Commercial & Aerial Photography 1936. Very Good. Adelaide D. Darian Smith Commercial & Aerial Photography 1936. A panoramic gelatin silver photograph 128 × 322 mm unmounted as issued with the ink-stamp of the photographer on the verso. The print has a slight longitudinal curl and a few light creases near the right-hand edge; overall in excellent condition. The photograph was taken as the landscaping in the front of the building was being undertaken; the horse-drawn roller seems an anachronism against the backdrop of the impressive Art Deco facade. The State Library of South Australia has in its collection a raking shot of the building taken from the north-east showing the completed landscaping SLSA B 7265. 'Centennial Hall built to celebrate the centenary of the founding of the Colony later State of South Australia and to house the 1936 Centennial Empire Exhibition was opened on 20 March 1936. It was considered to be a significant historical landmark and was one of the few remaining examples of 1930s Art Deco architecture in Adelaide. However the building developed "concrete cancer" and was closed at the end of the 2005 Royal Show because it was unsafe. Demolition of Centennial Hall commenced on Wednesday 18 July 2007' Wikipedia. A huge poster advertising the Centennial Exhibition is visible in this image. D. Darian Smith, Commercial & Aerial Photography unknown
ref. 122553First Edition. Hardcover. Fine. Octavo 22 numbers bound as two books 68 Volume 8; 72 Volume 9; 68 Volume 10; 72 Volume 11; 70 Volume 12; and 88 Volume 13 pages with illustrations plus plates and the original printed wrappers. Contemporary non-uniform binder's cloth flecked heavily in one case with the title written in ink on the spines; very good copies with the contents in fine condition apart from minor wear along the hinge of one folding plate. Provenance: Frank Trigg 1876-1963 with his personal 'Conchological Library' bookplate on the front pastedowns his annotations on the front free endpapers and his occasional signature or initials. Frank Trigg 'held the office as treasurer and committeeman of the Field Naturalists' section of the RGGS for a number of years. He was also a past chairman of the Malacological Society' Port Elliot 'Southern Argus' Thursday 25 April 1935. He was also the SA Government Printer from 1935 to 1941. Many of these issues contain contributions by him in his capacity as secretary of the South Australian Shell Club. Many of the other contributors are well-known: John Burton Cleland Edwin Ashby Herbert Hale Bernard Cotton Walter Howchin John Black Ernest Ising Charles Fenner . even George Aiston and Norman Tindale make cameo appearances. 2 items. hardcover
ref. 109418The signatories are a'Beckett Fairfax Grimmett Hurwood Kippax Oldfield and Walker. The signatures were collected by the parents of a five year-old boy when the family travelled on the same ship as the cricketers on the voyage to England in early 1930. The leaves are the first two in an album with the printed image of the ship the Orient Line's SS 'Orford' on the front cover; some of the leaves are held in place with clear paper tape but the overall condition is very good. The page was also signed in pencil by Victor Richardson and again by Walker but the young owner went over these signatures in ink after first having tried to erase the second Walker signature written at right angles along the right-hand side at the end of the other signatures. The balance of the squad's signatures on another page are similarly gone over. However among the seven decent signatures there are some famous names as well as some rare and interesting Test players. Ted a'Beckett played in four Tests; Alec Hurwood played in only two Tests; Charlie Walker toured twice 1930 and 1938 without playing in a Test match due to injuries and he was killed in action in a bombing mission over Germany in 1942. unknown
1999ref. 54792North Adelaide: Corkwood Press 1999. Hardcover. Fine. North Adelaide Corkwood Press 1999 facsimile edition/ 1893; 2002 first thus; and 2003 first thus. Octavo 207 pages plus 2 huge maps each 770 × 1450 mm in a separate cloth-covered case the journal; oblong quarto xii pages plus 107 plates printed rectos only the photograph album; and octavo vi 133 pages the confidential report. Cloth; a fine set. Each of the three parts is limited to 400 numbered copies; the three were published at different times and the volumes offered here do not carry the same edition number. The two maps accompanying the journal are essentially the same but the second one has geological details overprinted in colour. 4 items. Corkwood Press hardcover
1931ref. 127583Adelaide: The Hassell Press Printers 1931. First Edition. Paperback. Fine. Adelaide The Hassell Press Printers 1931. Octavo 136 pages with a few illustrations of exhibits and numerous advertisements many of them illustrated plus rear cover advertisements. Pictorial wrappers featuring a striking design by Rex Wood on the front cover slightly marked; essentially a fine copy. The catalogue contains 1776 entries each containing a short description of the item and frequently the name of the lender. The Hassell Press [Printers] paperback
1970ref. 142152Adelaide: 'Privately printed by A. & E. Lewis' for the Author 1970. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Adelaide 'Privately printed by A. & E. Lewis' for the Author 1970. Small octavo 177 × 112 mm iv 20 pages with a few illustrations plus a loosely inserted postscript leaf dated 1 May 1971. Green cloth lettered and decorated in gilt on the front cover; cloth slightly flecked; an excellent copy. Number 18 of only 30 copies signed by the author. A personal account of where Paul Gauguin was in January and February 1903. 'Privately printed by A. & E. Lewis' (for the Author) hardcover
1910ref. 114269Adelaide: Gawler Institute 1910. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Adelaide Gawler Institute 1910. Large octavo iv 450 xxv advertisements pages with numerous illustrations and likely to cause collation discrepancies most of the pages from 427 are unnumbered illustrations mainly portraits printed on the versos of the advertisements. Original quarter cloth and papered boards lightly rubbed at the extremities and a little worn at the corners with the boards a little marked; spine sunned; light tidemark and cockling to a thin strip along the bottom margin of the last fifteen leaves; a very good copy. A substantial history of a town with a substantial history; a feature of the book is a detailed biographical register running to more than 80 pages. Provenance: Charles E. Cameron Wilson with his pencilled ownership signature on the title page. Gawler Institute hardcover
1931ref. 80489Adelaide: 'Printed and Published by the Author' 1931. First Edition. Hardcover. Adelaide 'Printed and Published by the Author' 1931. Octavo 171 pages with the press mark on the title page. Flush-cut quarter cloth and plain papered boards with the title indistinctly printed along the spine; stitching loose; however it is probably pretty much an as-issued copy of a very indifferent private press production. Inscribed by the author who later released his hand-set and hand-printed items under the imprint of The Horace Walpole Press. Offered together with four other titles from the Press: 'Occasional Verse' by Rogers 1933; 'More Occasional Verse' by Rogers 1935 and 'Selections from Modern French Poetry' and 'Dips into the Classics' both translated by H.E. Ashley and F.E. Rogers. Although the last two mentioned are undated Farmer 'Private Presses and Australia' 1972 gives 1938 as the publication date of 'Selections from Modern French Poetry'. As this book lists all of the titles recorded by Farmer other than 'Memoirs of a Medico' 1941 it seems reasonable to suggest that the six undated titles in Farmer appeared not later than 1938. Of the four extra titles offered here only 'Occasional Verse' is not inscribed and signed by the author. Frederick Edward Rogers 1865-1947 was an English doctor. He recounts in his memoirs that 'In 1923 my health being indifferent my wife and I and two younger daughters set sail for Adelaide South Australia where we joined our second girl who had married a Digger'. 5 items. 'Printed and Published by the Author' hardcover
1905ref. 80055Adelaide: W.K. Thomas & Co. Printers and Publishers 1905. 2nd Edition. Paperback. Very Good. Adelaide W.K. Thomas & Co. Printers and Publishers May 1905 second edition first in book form. Small octavo 45 pages with an illustration plus 22 pages of plates and a small folding map. Bound without the original pictorial wrappers or advertisements in contemporary half morocco and cloth a little rubbed at the extremities and bumped on the bottom corners; spine lightly sunned with a few short surface cracks; cloth slightly marked; a very good copy internally excellent. This edition was published in pictorial wrappers and contained four leaves of advertisements before the title page and six leaves of advertisements at the rear; these ten leaves have been excised from this copy. The first edition was the series of newspaper articles treating of visits to the island in January and March 1905. Provenance: the ownership signatures of two South Australian identities are written in pencil on the front free endpaper - A. Kyffin Thomas possibly Amelia the wife of Robert newspaper proprietor and son of the W.K. Thomas of W.K. Thomas & Co. and W.H. Langham at one stage President of the Board of Governors of the Public Library Museum and Art Gallery of South Australia and the bibliographer of The Hassell Press. W.K. Thomas & Co., Printers and Publishers paperback
1926ref. 144507Adelaide: The Lutheran Publishing Co. Ltd 1926. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Adelaide The Lutheran Publishing Co. Ltd. 1926. Octavo ii 89 pages with 40 pages of plates. Cloth blue intermingled with white and black lettered in black on the front cover; entire thin book slightly bowed and lightly rubbed at the extremities; an excellent copy. The front pastedown carries a presentation inscription indicating the book was a Christmas gift in 1945 19 years after it was published! to a student at 'St Pauls Lutheran Church Sunday School at Summerfield' originally Summerfeldt near Mannum an area currently known as Tepko. Offered together with the 'Second Koonibba Jubilee Booklet 1901-1951' octavo 40 pages with 35 illustrations; an excellent copy in the original wrappers edited by the Reverends E. Harms and C. Hoff who may have also edited the first volume. The former Lutheran mission of Koonibba is in the far west of South Australia near Ceduna. 2 items. The Lutheran Publishing Co., Ltd hardcover
