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1726réf. 023086Half-moon over against St Dunstan's Church: Tho. Woodward 1726. Folio with a very striking engraved frontispiece three very small text illustrations but lacking the two other plates which seem never to have been bound in pp 22 456 with slight makes to page 161/2 273/4 and 292-3 a tiny tear to the top margin of page 167/8 a minute marginal wormhole running through 199 to 248 otherwise really extremely clean and bright internally an unpressed copy so slight waves to the pages. full contemporary panelled calf with new leather spine and red morocco label. A striking copy. With the bookplates of the Victorian traveller Frances Louisa Swayne the earlier book label of Reveerend Peter Gunning Farmborough and the later bookplate of the Society of the Sacred Mission Kelham. Blanche Henrey 945. . Full Leather. Very Good. Tho. Woodward Hardcover
1896réf. 023081Berlin: Paul Parey 1896. Fifth edition. Well illustrated with 5 coloured and 145 plain plates of flower bed designs large octavo very clean internally original brown cloth decorated in b lue green and cream very slightly rubbed. A charming work on the art of "carpet bedding". The designs give detailed plant lists. Cloth. Very Good. Paul Parey Hardcover
réf. 023100Paris: Audot Cinquieme edition. 12mo with 44 charming hand coloured plates pp 63 the text pages are rather foxed but the plates are generally cleaner though four of them have a marginal stain to the top corner original marbled boards rubbed with a slightly later un-lettered cloth spine. Not dated - c. 1850 The plates are correct but the numbering is erratic. Cloth-backed boards. Good. Audot Hardcover
1900réf. 023265London: L. Upcott Gill 1900. Well illustrated with over 700 text engravings very thick octavo pp viii 1198 13 pages publisher's advertisements top edge gilt very slight age-toning several pages have been clumsily opened leaving slightly rough edges and occasional very minor loss of page margin page 159/160 has a tear into the text without loss the front hinge is cracked and there is weakness through to page vi due to the extreme weight of the book original publisher's embossed cloth a little bleached on both covers towards the front edge otherwise very good. An amazing book with a great deal of information on just about every aspect of late-Victorian horticulture. SCARCE. A heavy book - extra postage may be necessary. First Edition. Cloth. Good. L. Upcott Gill Hardcover
1850réf. 022864Amen Corner Paternoster Row London: William S. Orr & Co. 1850. Second edition not dated - 1850 is sometimes suggested. Quarto pp x 270 with 58 superb hand-coloured plates one plate with a very small mark very occasional very minor marks to the text but otherwise extremely clean intermally original green cloth blind-stamped and decorated in gilt very slightly marked the spine a little faded slight splitting to both joints towards the top recased with new endpapers. One of the most desirable of this series and extremely uncommon with the cloth binding preserved. The Lindley Library copy of the second edition has a different publisher. Interestingly Noel Humphreys' obituary in The Garden vol. 18 1881 p. xii names Humphreys as the artist for the Ladies' fFower-garden series. Second edition. Cloth. Very Good. Illus. by Noel Humphreys. William S. Orr & Co., Hardcover
1842réf. 022833Paris: L. Curmer 1842. 1842 - 1843. Two volumes large thick octavo very well illustrated with many fine engraved portraits plans and plates including 32 coloured plates of a very fine quality pp xxiv416; 462 ii one plate is foxed otherwise very clean internally apart from the endpapers which are a little marked becoming a little weak internally; the fore-edge uneven contemporary publisher's green pebble cloth gilt decorated spines very slightly worn. With the book label of the Sussex historian Lindsay Fleming Aldwick Grange. . Cloth. Good. L. Curmer Hardcover
1930réf. 023038Los Angeles: The California Association of Nursermen 1930. Illustrated octavo pp 109 very clean internally green cloth with slight wear to the edges the spine and the rear cover very slightly marked but a good copy. First Edition. Cloth. Very Good. The California Association of Nursermen Hardcover
1840réf. 022148New York: T. Bridgeman et al 1840. Eighth edition improved. Small octavo pp 408 a little age-toned and some foxing throughout heavier on a few pages a light stain to the last 100 pages affecting the top margin and in to the gutter margin the last two pages rather browned otherwise sound internally bound in a later black unlettered quarter cloth with original marbled boards slightly worn. . Quarter cloth. Fair. T. Bridgeman (et al) Hardcover
1926réf. 022173Paris: A. Vincent & Cie 1926. Two volumes folders folio cloth-backed decorated boards with fabric ties slightly worn 124 plates with several pages of text loose-leaf slightly age-toned very slightly worn occasionally at the margins but overall quite good. SCARCE. A heavy set - extra postage will be needed. First Edition. Cloth-backed folder. Good. A. Vincent & Cie Hardcover
1904réf. 022307London: Methuen & Co 1904. Folio. Title page extra pictorial title page pp 10 612 16 edges untrimmed the outer margins of a few early pages slightly damaged by silverfish very occasional light foxing one or two inner joints slightly cracked but no weakness the front jpint cracked and a little weak otherwise overall very clean internally; original cloth-backed boards the spine very worn the paper label partly missing the upper joint a little split. One of the most delightful early gardening works as easy to read now as when it was originally written. Cloth-backed boards. Fair. Methuen & Co Hardcover
1883réf. 022350Edinburgh and London: William Blackwood & Sons 1883. Octavo pp x 130 publisher's catalogue 16 pages purple cloth the binding leaning rear joint badly cracked but not weak a duplicate from the Royal Horticultural Society Lindley with their label on the front endpaper and blind-stamps on the title page. RARE . First Edition. Cloth. Good. William Blackwood & Sons Hardcover
1914réf. 022651London: J. & A. Churchill 1914. Many coloured and half-tone photographic plates large thick quarto pp xvi 500 top edge gilt the endpapers rather age-toned original brown lightly decorated buckram dull and slightly worn. As usual the plates are slightly dusty internally and a little waved. From the library of the botanist and garden historian Anthony Huxley with his stamp on the front endpaper. A good association copy as Huxley was an RHS council member for many years. VERY SCARCE. A record of the first flower show to be held on the Chelsea site. Although owing its inception to the Royal Horticultural Society it was actually organized by a small private company. The work was published at Cory's expense. First Edition. Cloth. Good. J. & A. Churchill Hardcover
1797réf. 021414Pater-noster Row & Strand London: G.G. & J. Robinson; T. Cadell & W. Davies 1797. Second edition "carefully revised corrected and very much enlarged and improved". Very thick quarto not paginated but probably 1200 pages or more with 11 engraved plates one of which is folding the plates are rather foxed and toned the text is slightly age-toned and foxed though not consistently so the hinge at the title page is cracked but in no way weak and the front endpaper IS loose and indeed the firmness and lack of damage to the pages throughout is remarkable; bound in contemporary speckled calf with marginal gilt lining the spine with gilt decoration and morocco label slightly worn overall very neatly re-backed at some time the original endpapers retained. At some time this copy found its way to the United States as it contains the tiny label of the notable horticultural bookseller Elisabeth Woodburn. Balnche Henrey 1087. One of the most comprehensive and detailed descriptions of horticultural practices at the end of the eighteenth century. Authorship is generally attributed to Abercrombie only. Second edition. Full-Leather. Very Good. G.G. & J. Robinson; T. Cadell & W. Davies Hardcover
réf. 021519Lugduni Lyon Flora MONSPELIACA sistens plantas numero.1850 ad sua genera relatas et hybrida methodo digestas ; adjectif nominibus specificis trivialibusque synonymis selectis habitationibus plurium in agro Monspeliensi nuper detectarum et earum quae in usus medicos veniunt nominibus pharmaceuticis virtu'tibusque probatissimis. Published Benedicti Duplian 1765. Octavo pp xvi543 i with three engraved plates several engraved tail-pieces Hortus Regius Monspeliensis: sistens plantas tum indigenas tum exoticas No. Mm. Cc. ad genera relatas cum nomonibus specificis synonymis selectis nominibus trivalibus habitationibus indigenarum hosptiis exoticarum secundum sexulem methodum digestas. Published Fratrum de Tournes 1762. Octavo pp 14 548 32 a light marginal stain at the head of the frist few pages a lttle age-toning with 6 engraved plates one folding one slightly shaved by the binder.Linnaeus C. Termini Botanici Explicati. Editio Nova Auctior Lipsiae Leipzig 1767. Title page with engraved vignette pp 39 a little age-toning and staining. A stunning set remarkably clean internally bound in rwo matching volumes contemporary full calf the spines gilt with raised bands and red morocco labels a little wear with slight loss to the spine heads marbled endpapers an early bookseller's catalogue description pasted to the endpaper. . With the bookplates of Kenneth Lazenby a founding member of the Alpine Garden Society. The Hortus Regius Monspeliensis was the first book to be published in France using the Linnean classification. The Flora Monspeliaca was the first regional flora using the Linnean classification. Soulsby 643a. . First Edition. Full Leather. Very Good. Hardcover
1772réf. 021679London & York: R. Horsfield & H. Dunover; W. Tessyman & J. Todd 1772. 1772 - 1781. Four parts each with title page. Book the First 1772 pp 2 30 advertisement leaf; Book the Second 1777 with the half-title pp 34 advertisement leaf; Book the Third 1779 with the half-title pp 32; Book the Fourth 1781 with the additional general title page for the whole work pp 54. Some age-toning and light marking throughout an early signature on the first title page - M. Berens a closed tear to the general title page but otherwise very sound and generously margined bound in a simple modern quarter calf and boards. Blanche Henrey 1036 1040 1042 1043. William Mason 724 - 1797 was an English poet divine amateur draughtsman author editor and gardener. "Mason was both a good horticulturist and an effective landscape gardener. As well as giving directions for gardening the poet traces the history of the art through the writings of Bacon Spenser Milton Temple and Addison and the garden work of Southcote Shenstone and Capability Brown.". First Edition. Quarter leather. Good. R. Horsfield & H. Dunover; W. Tessyman & J. Todd Hardcover
1794réf. 021678Fleet Street: B. & J. White 1794. Illustrated with an engraved portrait frontispiece small thick quarto pp xxxviii 435 with the blindstamp of The Faversham Institute on the title page an ink name and address on the verso of the frontispiece has been cross-hatched out with the result thet the marking shows through to the plate the title page is a little age-toned the dedication leaf a little toned from an early insertion of a piece of paper otherwise this a remarkably clean and wide-margined copy bound in a recent full calf which has just slight signs of use. RARE. The subscribers' list accounts for just sixty copies. First English edition. Full Leather. Very Good. B. & J. White Hardcover
1878réf. 021779Wien: Carl Ueberreuter'sche 1878. Illustrated with 9 original photographs mounted on card and one text figure small octavo pp ii 182 a little age-toned some hinges cracking but no real weakness traces of a label removed from the front endpaper kcontemporary cloth-backed boards slightly worn a hand-written title label on the spine. RARE.An early work to be illustrated with actual photographs. A record of the plant-related exhibits of the Fifth World Exhibition and the first in the German-speaking world. The images here concentrate on the Japanese Garden. As early as June 8 1872 the construction progress on the site was documented photographically. The images were offered for sale in a separate pavilion. The entire image production comprised around 2200 images. These were published in 1874 in the "General Catalog of Photographic Products of the Vienna Photographers' Association for the World Exhibition 1873". In 1874 the members separated and divided the image inventory among themselves. First Edition. Cloth-backed boards. Good. Carl Ueberreuter'sche Hardcover
1952réf. 021812Private printing 1952. Quarto pp 74 illustrated with mounted photographic plates very clean internally original cloth-backed boards very slightly worn. VERY SCARCE. . Cloth-backed boards. Very Good. Private printing Hardcover
réf. 021901Paternoster Row & New York: Groombridge & Sons The Floral Register; containing figures & descriptionsof nearly all tender and hardy plants which have been lately introduced to Great Britain. The Auctarium of the Botanic Garden; containing miscellaneous information connected with the cultivation of a garden and natural history. 4 volumes not dated c.1840 - 1850. Auctarium pp 6 280; 4 144 not illustrated. The Floral Register pp xvi 144 14 145-240 144 over 3000 very small text figures. All volumes a little age-toned internally slight staining to the index of one volume one page protruding slightly but no weakness and overall very good internally all bound in the publisher's green cloth with small leather labels on the spine. RARE. . First Edition. Cloth. Very Good. Groombridge & Sons Hardcover
1883réf. 021951London: John Murray 1883. Third edition. Very well illustrated with many engravings large thick octavo pp xxiv 548 the final index page is foxed occasional light foxing here and there otherwise clean and sound internally very tight and firm original brown cloth with just slight suggestions of use the spine head very slightly frayed. Third edition. Cloth. Very Good. John Murray Hardcover
réf. 021974Boston: Loring Small octavo not illustrated pp 345 a little used and marked internally original purple cloth decorated in gilt very faded and a little worn the spine slightly frayed at head and tail the upper joint cracking at the top. RARE Barnard appears to have been the compiler as he relates sometimes in the first person the experiences of three different people in their horticultural endeavours. Not dated 1869. Cloth. Fair. Loring Hardcover
1932réf. 021306London & New York: Ernest Benn Ltd & Charles Scribner's Sons 1932. Folio illustrated with 40 plates pp 44 a little age-toned internally original blue buckram and brown cloth slightly worn the spine age-toned and bit marked. A heavy book - extra postage will be needed. First Edition. Cloth. Good. Ernest Benn Ltd & Charles Scribner's Sons Hardcover
2001réf. 021295Dartington Totnes: Agroforestry Research Institute 2001. Second revised edition. Large horizontal octavo pp 276 very slight signs of use internally paperback the covers slightly faded and slightly creased at the edges but a good copy. Not illustrated but a wealth of fine-print! information. VERY SCARCE. Second edition. Paperback. Good. Agroforestry Research Institute Paperback
1956réf. 021385Toky Osaka Moji and Nagoya: The Mainichi Newspapers 1956. Well illustrated with 124 monochrome plates quarto pp 106 56 very clean internally bound in silver clith very good condition in the original pink slipcase which is just slightly worn. A heavy book - extra postage may be needed. A splendid monograph including English captions to the plates Japanese main text and lengthy English resume. First Edition. Cloth in slipcase. Very Good. The Mainichi Newspapers Hardcover
réf. 021394The Bell in St Paul's Churchyard: Jo. Martin & J. Allestry First edition. "Sylva Or A discourse of forest-trees and the Propagation of Timber in His Majesties Dominions. By J.E. Esq; As it was Deliver'd in the Royal Society the xvth of October MDCLXII. upon Occasion of certain Quæries Propounded to that Illustrious Assembly by the Honorable the Principal Officers and Commissioners of the Navy. To which is annexed Pomona; Or An appendix concerning Fruit-tTrees in relation to cider; the Making and several ways of Ordering it. Published by express Order of the Royal Society. Also Kalendarium Hortense; Or Gard'ners Almanac; Directing what he is to do Monethly throughout the Year." Tall quarto pp 16 120 4 20 ii 21-40ii 41-50ii 55-83 iii with the license leaf the errta leaf and the two unpaginated leaves in Pomona which are often not present the first title page printed in red and black as is the Kalendarium title and also the name of each month is in red two small woodcuts in the text a small stain at the bottom margin runs throughout slight staining to the gutter margins of the last few pages the cintents are unpressed so slightly waved throughout vey slight signs of use internally slightly age-toned the first blank is creased and frayed the license leaf also but less so a neat contemporary manuscript note on page 83 the hinge at pages 32/33 cracked but without weakness the hinge at the title page similar but less so contemporary full calf rubbed scuffed and marked but still very sound loss of the leather surface here and there "SYLVA" faintly written on the spine recased at some point not recently and with later endpapers. One of the most influential books on forestry ever published. Janson Pomona's Harvest page 146; Catalogue of Botanical Books in the Collection of Rachel M. M. Hunt No. 296; Blanche Henrey British Botanical and Horticultural Literature before 1800 Volume 1 No. 132; Sandra Raphael An Oak Spring Sylva a selection of The Rare books on Trees in the Oak Spring Garden Library No. 32. First Edition. Full Leather. Good. Jo. Martin & J. Allestry Hardcover
