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2005réf. Q-0195288556Oxford University Press 2005-02-17. bonded_leather. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Oxford University Press hardcover
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2022réf. __0194429288OUP Oxford 2022. Product Bundle. New. 2nd edition. 11.69x8.31x0.32 inches. OUP Oxford unknown
2022réf. __0194429245OUP Oxford 2022. Product Bundle. New. 2nd edition. 11.69x8.31x0.32 inches. OUP Oxford unknown
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2002réf. Q-0195275381Oxford University Press 2002-12-12. Leather Bound. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Oxford University Press hardcover
1860réf. 500044033London: Cassell Petter and Galpin 1860. First Edition. . Hardcover. Poor/Dust Jacket Included. tears to limp cloth spine. Loose title & frontispiece. Contents loose. 58pp 32pp catalogue. Ink stain to a page Cassell, Petter, and Galpin, hardcover
1868réf. BIBLIO-51102J. W. Lowndes Oxford original newspaper issues various dates August - September 1868. Unbound broadsheets horizontally folded. 8 pp per issue. Jackson's Oxford Journal was founded by William Jackson the Oxford University printer in the early 18th century as a Saturday weekly: it had a distinguished run being published from May 1753 through to 1928 by then as the " Oxford Journal Illustrated ". Our issues come from 1868 when the newspaper sold for "3d; stamped 4d a copy for which the purchaser received a large broadsheet paper of some 8 pp measuring 25 x 18 inches and densely packed with advertisements news and notices. The orientation of the newspaper was Conservative. In an 1853 centenary issue stated " we hope that our firm adhesion to our own political creed and Church principles is consistent with not merely tolerance but respect for our opponents. We have never hesitated to express our own unbiased opinion on every public question upon its merits and we shall continue to follow the same course". Jackson's Oxford Journal blended reporting of Oxford town and University events with summaries of events from further afield. The principal sections in the paper at the time of our issues were typically included Advertisements generally most of the first two pages with occasional illustrations The Week University and City Oxford Town Council Oxford City Court literary notices Petty Sessions Parliamentary Intelligence Local Antiquarian Gatherings General News arranged by towns including variously agricultural society reports births/marriages/deaths festivities markets and country markets etc. and Latest Intelligence. The advertisements and court reports in particular offer striking insights into life in Oxford and the wider county just over 150 years ago. Our issues comprise: 6014 August 1 6016 August 15 6019 September 5 6020 September 12 6021 September 19 and 6022 September 26 1868. Folded horizontally. Red-stamped "Oxford Journal Newspaper " on the front page. Some issues a little stained generally clean and sound. J. W. Lowndes, Oxford, original newspaper issues, various dates, August - September 1868 unknown
1913réf. BIBLIO-05030Oxford University Press Oxford first edition 1913. Cloth gilt cover-title small 8vo. 192 pp. Approximately 400 entries. The "most detailed and exhaustive treatment of English cookery books" - Bitting. Oxford provides careful descriptions and in many cases substantial annotations. He notes in his introduction that his own interest is principally in the combination of cookery with medicine which is found in many of the earlier books. A PRESENTATION COPY with a 1-page letter signed by the author presenting the book to a Mr Power or perhaps Parr tipped in. Contents a little marked and slightly worn at extremities contents age-toned at margins otherwise Good. Oxford University Press, Oxford, first edition, 1913 hardcover
Folio, drop-head title, docket title, 8pp., disbound. The houses and ground were in the Parish of St. Mary the Virgin, in the City of Oxford, in trust for the use of the Church and poor of the parish. The property was bounded by the east side of Cat Street, and included the Parish Orchard which was bounded by a stone wall, extending from the garden of the warden of New College on the east and from the garden of the principal of Hart Hall on the west. The L and O copies only in the ESTC.
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1994réf. 2-0750703377Falmer Pr 1994. Paperback. New. 1st edition. 224 pages. 9.50x6.25x0.50 inches. Falmer Pr paperback
réf. ria9781474463249_inpHardback. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; Represents the first comprehensive reconstruction of Italian women’s film cultures of the 1960s and ‘70s. hardcover
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