David a chapman smith (5 resultados)

DVD. Condición: Used - Good.

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. 164p. A large hardcover book in essentially fine condition, apart from an owner's stamps inside. Illustrated with black and white photographs. Measures approx. 11.25" x 8.75".

Soft cover. Condición: VERY GOOD Minus. First Paperback Ed. & 1st Printing.. Inventory # D611-1 FATE (Pulp Digest Magazine); Vol. 20, No. 6, Issue 207, June 1967 True Stories on The Strange, The Unusual, The Unknown -Todays Witches - Theyre All Around Us; 1967 Predictions Seers and Seeresses Take Some Pessimistic Views but Jeane Dixon sees one great hope Published by Highland Park, IL: Clark Publishing Company ** ARTICLES (1) The Month I Lived with a Poltergeist by Susy Smith (2) Predictions for 1967 by Various (3) Test Your Psi-Q by David Gunston (4) In Shinto, God Lived in a Mirror by Marcus Bach (5) One UFO for the Road by Mona Darden (6) Witches Sabbats and Esbats by Justine Glass (7) Three Cases of Spontaneous Cremation by Mary Margaret Fuller STORIES (1) What Banished the Captains restless Spirit? by Ann McIntyre (2) In and Out of Reality by Robert A. Reese (3) "Light a Candle to the Virgin" by Judith Childs-Speer (4) The Visible Message by J. P. J. Chapman; PRICE = $17; VG-; minor writing on fc; light foxing Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Book.…

hardcover. Condición: Near Fine. Publication: New Castle, Delaware, Oak Knoll Books and Gerald M. Goldberg, 1984 Formatting: 8vo, pp. [viii], 166. Condition Report: Near Fine. The volume remains tightly bound and squarely set within its original publisher's yellow cloth, demonstrating scarcely any shelf-wear to the extremities. The black stamped lettering to the spine remains sharp, though the spine cloth itself shows a very mild, even toning. Internally, the pages are crisp, bright, and uniformly free from foxing, handling marks, or creases, while the top edge of the text block displays only the slightest whisper of atmospheric dust. An exceptionally well-preserved, unblemished copy of this essential bibliographical reference. Catalogue Note: A beautifully produced facsimile edition published jointly by Oak Knoll Books and Gerald M. Goldberg. This volume reproduces the definitive 1925 Clarendon Press edition of Courtney and Smithâs seminal work, alongside the vital 1939 Johnsonian Bibliography: A Supplement to Courtney compiled by R. W. Chapman and Allen T. Hazen. Originally authorised by the Oxford University Press and the Oxford Bibliographical Society, this comprehensive reference remains an indispensable tool for scholars and collectors handling Samuel Johnsonâs prolific output. As is customary for many of Oak Knoll's scholarly reference works of this era, the book was issued in a robust cloth binding without a dust jacket. It is a moderately scarce reference work on the secondary market, highly sought after for its durable binding and clear, accessible facsimiles. The cornerstone of any serious collection of eighteenth-century English literature, A Bibliography of Samuel Johnson systematically catalogues the writings of one of historyâs most distinguished men of letters. Originally compiled by William Prideaux Courtney and David Nichol Smith, this essential reference traces the immense scope of Dr. Johnson's work; from his monumentalÂDictionary to his essays, poems, and biographies. Enhanced by R. W. Chapman and Allen T. Hazen's critical 1939 supplement, this Oak Knoll reprint provides collectors and scholars with the definitive guide to Johnsonian bibliography in a single, handsome volume. N/A (ilustrador).…

Cloth. Condición: Very Good. First edition. Lovely collection of critical and biographical works on Jane Austen and the times she lived in, featuring eight first editions and a number of illustrations. Interesting collection of works on Jane Austen and the times she lived in. Eight out of ten texts are first editions.Collection comprised of:(1917) Jane Austen and Her Times by G. E. Mitton;(1932) Jane Austen: Her Life and Art by David Rhydderch - first edition;(1937) Jane Austen: Study for a Portrait by Beatrice Kean Seymour - first edition;(1943) Talking of Jane Austen by Sheila Kaye-Smith and G. B. Stern - first edition;(1945) Emma by Gordon Glennon - first edition;(1949) Jane Austen and Southampton by R. A. Austen-Leigh - first edition;(1950) More Talk of Jane Austen by Sheila Kaye-Smith and G. B. Stern - first edition;(1955) Jane Austen: A Critical Bibliography by R. W. Chapman;(1956) T'Other Miss Austen by Kathleen Freeman - first edition;(1970) Women in Profile: A Study in Silhouette by F. Gordon Roe - first edition.In publisher's original cloth bindings. Jane Austen and Southampton is the publisher's original cloth paperback edition.Jane Austen: Her Life and Art contains a frontispiece portrait of Jane Austen. Jane Austen and Southampton contains a frontispiece, maps to each endpapers and three further monochrome plates. T'Other Miss Austen contains six double-sided plates. Women in Profile contains sixteen double-sided plates, with an additional tipped-in postcard. Collated, complete.The majority of the included works shed light on the life and writings of the popular English novelist. This is excepting Emma, which is Gordon Glennon's stage adaptation of Austen's novel, and Women in Profile, a lovely investigation into the artistry of silhouettes, popular in Austen's time, complimentary to the collection in its visuals of the everyday heroines Austen's novels depict. In publisher's original cloth bindings. Jane Austen and Southampton is the publisher's original cloth paperback edition. Contemporary inscription to front free endpaper of Talking of Jane Austen, dated Xmas 1943, and signatures of previous owners to Emma and More Talk of Jane Austen. Previous bookseller's insert tipped in to the rear of Jane Austen: Study for a Portrait. Externally, smart with slight bumping and rubbing and the odd mark. Women in Profile encased in protective binding. Internally, generally firmly bound. Binding of Jane Austen and Her Times a little fragile to the first page. Page 13 to Jane Austen: Her Life and Art loose and binding delicate between pages 96 and 97. The occasional delicate page also to Jane Austen and Southampton, especially to pages 6-7, 24 and towards rear. Modern penmanship to the penultimate page of More Talk of Jane Austen. More spotting to Jane Austen and Her Times, otherwise reasonably bright and clean collection with the odd spot throughout, heavier to first and last few pages to each volume. Very Good. Not Stated (ilustrador). book.…