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Revised edition by M.R. Wonson and E.L. Coster. VG paperback. Includes Plymouth, Launceston, Looe, Fowey, Bodmin, St Austell, Megavissey, Truro, Falmouth, The Lizard, Penzance, Land's End, St Mary's, St Ives, Newquay and Bude. (A Geographia guide).7315. eng
Near VG hbk reprint bound in red cloth, black decoration and lettering. Bookplate, dated 1932, on the front endpaper. 21649. eng
19801st edition. Hardback in dustjacket. Fine/Fine. 12603. eng
1964VG paperback reprint. 9632. eng
19741st paperback edition. VG. Inscription on the inside front cover. 9709. eng
VG pbk (Cotman-colour books). 19256. eng
19621st edition. VG hbk in blue cloth, gilt. Cover spine sunned. Front endpaper removed. 16894. eng
No publication date or edition statement, 32 pages, illustrated, map, rusty staples, light rubbing to covers, (Cotman-Color Books). eng
1981Decribes the locations and backgound to the filming of the original BBC series based on the "Poldark" novels of Winston Graham. 80p. illus. N ame of previous owner on title page,else fine Book
1945Brief biographical account of his childhood in Cornwall and his education at Oxford. Edited with an introduction by S.C.Roberts. 106p. index ne note by previous owner on ffep..light foxing. Dj repaired and now in a plastic sleeve Book
1979124p. illus Book
First Edition, 28pp., from the library of John Davies Enys, disbound.
First Edition, 54pp., from the library of John Davies Enys, disbound. A practical inquiry into the number, means of employment, and wages, of agricultural labourers.
First Edition, 15,[1]pp., from the library of John Davies Enys, disbound.
[275]-287pp., 3 plates, from the library of John Davies Enys, disbound.
[2],153-158pp., from the library of John Davies Enys, disbound.
[2],361-382pp., presentation inscription from the author, from the library of John Davies Enys, disbound.
[2],361-382pp., presentation inscription from the author, from the library of John Davies Enys, disbound.
Drop-head title, 14pp., 1 folding table, from the library of John Davies Enys, disbound.
Drop-head title, 13,[1]pp., 2 folding table, from the library of John Davies Enys, disbound.
First edition, [124]pp., unpaginated, from the library of John Davies Enys with his bookplate to front paste-down, cont. sheep, rubbed, covers holding by cords, library number to foot of spine. "... for the use of my own Sunday School, as a profitable change of employment in the course of Sunday instruction. But as two hundred may be printed with almost as much ease as ten, and at a trifling increase of expense, I allowed the above number to be taken off; and they are now offered to the Teachers of Schools at the price of printing."
First American edition, 8vo (225 x 140 mm), xvi, 439, [1]pp., text somewhat browned in places, orig. boards, upper board detached, spine perished, stitching loose, uncut. Drew, a metaphysician and one of the early Cornish Methodists, was an intimate friend of Dr. Thomas Coke and Adam Clarke. His metaphysical disquisitions obtained for him an honorary M.A. from Scotland, and the offer of a chair in the University of London, which he declined. This work was published as a successor to his very successful "Essay on the Immateriality and Immortality of the Soul". This book was not quite so popular, though Drew's limited philosophical skills probably appear to better advantage here than in the earlier work.
First edition, 4to (238 x 190 mm), 70pp., without the half-title, wide margin copy, disbound, a nice clean copy.
First edition, 12mo, 48pp., frontispiece, original green printed wrappers, a very nice copy.
First edition, 4to, [2], iv, 26pp., title page mounted on a stub, folding engraved plate, presentation inscription on title "from the Author to Davis Giddy Esqr. [Davies Gilbert]", 4pp. list of subscribers provided "from a copy given me by J. Rashleigh. J. D. Enys", several ink corrections and annotations (by the author?), small neat stamp to fly-leaf, without the final leaf that contains a note announcing the issue of the engravings, marbled endpapers, nineteenth century half green morocco, spine gilt, top edges gilt, others uncut, a nice copy. A note pasted in at the end "Mr. F. is sorry he cannot send with this a Plate of the Window, but he has only one copy left.", later provided by Mr Rashleigh of Menabilly. A early ink note on the title refers to the author "The Revd. Benjamin Forster, Rector of Boconnoc & St. Michael Carhayes in Cornwall." The ESTC locates copies at the British Library, the Bodleian, University of California, Riverside, and University of Texas.