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Soft cover. Condición: Fair. No Jacket. 1979, Northern Constitution (Printer and presumed publisher), 81st year of issue. A5 portrait format softback with block spine and stapled at left hand edge. Pages numbered up to page 128 which is about two thirds of the way through the book so assume around 192pp. Illustrated in black and white. Review of the previous year's local events, marriages, obituaries etc. plus local information, MPs, Councillors etc. Printed on poor quality paper. Back cover short on left hand side and small paper loss front cover top right. Contents in clean condition. No editor credited. Content presumed supplied by many contributors., Book weighs 176g. For UK buyer if book weighs more than 2Kg when packed (allow 150g-200g for packing) we will request additional postage. For non UK buyer the threshold is 399g surface mail, 150g airmail. Please don't order unless prepared to pay or ask first. ISBN.

Paperback. Condición: New.

Condición: New.

Second Edition. Fine copy in the original color-printed, stiff-card wrappers. Particularly and surprisingly well-preserved; tight, bright, clean and especially sharp-cornered. Provenance; from the library of Denis Gibbs with his bookplate. Series; British Museum. Edition; Second edition, revised 1970. Physical description; 32 p., [12] p. of plates. : ill., facsims. (some col.) ; 22 cm. Notes; First published 1963. Includes half-title leaf. Bibliography: p. 31-32. Subjects; Gutenberg, Johann (1397?-1468). Printers Germany Biography. Printing History Origin and antecedents. Incunabula Germany Mainz (Rhineland-Palatinate) Bibliography. Printing Germany History. Genres; Bibliography. Biography. Illustrated. 1 Kg.

Magazine. Condición: Fair. First Edition. Overview and condition: complete issue containing pages 525-548 including Supplement; previously disbound from bound volume; pages age-browned; chipping along right edges of several pages affecting the end-words of text to pages 527-528 (otherwise to blank margins only); double-page fold-out engraving detached but present; several pages loose but present. Rich with spendid engravings throughout for most feature articles and primary news items, lengthy regular columns, all containing detailed reportage of London, local, domestic, colonial, and foreign news and events, history, politics, law and crime, economics, trade, architecture, personalities, art, theatre, and music. Highlights of this issue include: lead article The Duties of the Allies to Themselves and to Europe; The Cannon Revolver (with front cover engraving); The Battle of Inkerman - From our Special Correspondent; General Canrobert's Account of the Battle; Prince Menschikoff's Account of the Battle; Captain Lewis Edward Nolan, Late of the 15th Hussars (with engraving); Charge of the Chasseurs D'Afrique (with engraving); The Battle of Inkerman - Official Despatches, Lord Raglan's Despatch (with two engravings "The Allied Troops Preparing to Silence Inkerman" and "Vale Leading to Inkerman"); lengthy editorial commentary "The Battle of Inkerman"; Latest Intelligence; The Charge of the Scots Greys (with full-page engraving "The Action at Balaclava - Charge of the Scots Greys, October 25"); full-page engraving "Sortie of the Russians From Sebastopol, October 26"; Naval Attack on the Russian Fort of Petropaulovski (with engraving); Incidents at the Battle of Inkerman (topics include The Night Before the Battle; Our Pickets Fall Back; Hand-to-Hand Fighting - British Pluck; How Bravely the Guards Fought); Inauguration of the Statue of Charles XIV, at Stockholm (with engraving); short Statue of the Poet Wordsworth (with engraving); Restoration of St. Nicholas Church, Islip, Northamptonshire (with small engraving); Denshanger New Church (with small engraving); Ball at the Guildhall, in Aid of the Patriotic Fund (with engraving); General Canrobert (with portrait engraving); Lieut-General Sir John Fox Burgoyne, G.C.B. (with portrait engraving); engraving "Sortie of the Russians from Sebastopol"; Eupatoria - From a Correspondent (with five engravings); Despatches From Lord Raglan; Obituary of Officers in the Crimea; The Attack of the Scots Greys (with double-page fold-out engraving "The Battle of Balaclava - Attack of the Scots Greys").

First Edition. Fine cloth copy in a near fine, very slightly edge-nicked and dust-dulled dust wrapper, now mylar-sleeved. Remains particularly and surprisingly well-preserved; tight, bright, clean and sharp-cornered. Series; A Howard Baker book. Physical description; [6], 361 p. ; 23 cm. Notes; "Contains the names of well over two thousand authors and editors, together with biographical details of many of them, including the pen-names they used",-upper inside flap. "Bound by William Brendon & Son Ltd.",-t.p. verso. Blue paper case binding. Yellow illustrated dust jacket. Summary; A collective biography of all British authors who ever wrote for boys. Subjects; Authors, English Dictionaries. Children's stories, English Dictionaries. Authors, English Biography Dictionaries. Boys Books and reading Dictionaries. Authors, English Biography Dictionaries Biography Dictionaries. Children's literature Bio-bibliography. Children's literature, English History and criticism. Children's literature, English Bio-bibliography Dictionaries. Children's books. English fiction History & criticism. Children's books Authorship. Boys' stories Biographical dictionaries. Genres; Biographical dictionaries - England - 1970. Biography. Bookplates - England - (1960-1979). Dictionary. Dust jackets - England - 1970. Library (institution) copies (document genres) - England - (1960-1979). Paper (fibre product) case bindings - England - 1970. 1 Kg.

Paperback. Condición: Good. GOOD. tiny tan paperback, bagged for protection with a stiff backing board, approx. 2.5'' x 4'', very light wear, faded covers. Once Read Books, cover scan available - just ask, OnceReadBooks com Orders shipped via USPS.

Second Edition. Fine copy in the original color-printed, stiff-card wrappers. Particularly and surprisingly well-preserved; tight, bright, clean and especially sharp-cornered. Provenance; from the library of Denis Gibbs with his bookplate. Series; British Museum. Edition; Second edition, revised 1970. Physical description; 32 p., [12] p. of plates. : ill., facsims. (some col.) ; 22 cm. Notes; First published 1963. Includes half-title leaf. Bibliography: p. 31-32. Subjects; Gutenberg, Johann (1397?-1468). Printers Germany Biography. Printing History Origin and antecedents. Incunabula Germany Mainz (Rhineland-Palatinate) Bibliography. Printing Germany History. Genres; Bibliography. Biography. Illustrated. 1 Kg.

Paperback. Condición: Brand New. 120 pages. 6.14x0.25x9.21 inches. In Stock.

First Edition. Near fine copy in the original stiff-card wrappers; edges very slightly dust-dulled and toned. Remains particularly and surprisingly well-preserved; tight, bright, clean and especially sharp-cornered. Physical description; 53 p. : ill. ; 30 cm. Notes; Includes a contribution by Gael Turnbull (p. 50). Contents; Partial contents Includes: Sile na gig, by Seamus Heaney. Subjects; Five Seasons Press. Kilpeck Church (Herefordshire, England) ; Poetry. English literature 20th century. English poetry 20th century. Sheela-na-gigs ; Poetry. English poetry 20th century. Parish Church of Saints Mary and David (Kilpeck, England). Kilpeck (England) Literary collections. Kilpeck (Hereford and Worcester) Poetry. Kilpeck [Herefordshire] ; Literary collections. Kilpeck (England) Poetry. English literature (1945-). Special subjects Hereford and Worcester Kilpeck Anthologies. Genre; Illustrated. 1 Kg.

Soft Cover. Condición: Very Good. Elm Street Publishing Services, Inc. (Design & Electronic Page Makeup); John Callahan (Cover Design Manager); Photosearch, Inc. (Photo Researcher); Coral Graphic Services, Inc. (Cover Printer) Ilustrador. 6th Edition. 744 + xxiv pp. Over-sized and/or over weight book; may require additional postage. Please note that large and/or heavy items may incur extra shipping charge for both domestic and/or international shipments. A great, almost spotlessly clean copy! Solidly and tightly bound, essentially and nearly flawless copy with minimal internal and external wear and use. Copy with crisp pages, clean text, and light shelf wear. Smooth covers.

Paperback. Condición: New.

Magazine. Condición: Very Good. First Edition. Overview and condition: complete issue containing pages 201-224 including Supplement; previously disbound from bound volume; pages very lightly age-browned, former owner's name in pencil to upper right corner of front page, periodic light soil, else in very nice condition. Rich with spendid engravings throughout for most feature articles and primary news items, lengthy regular columns, all containing detailed reportage of London, local, domestic, colonial, and foreign news and events, history, politics, law and crime, economics, trade, architecture, personalities, sports, art, theatre, and music. Notable articles and entries include The Resignation of the Ministry; The Mutiny in India; The New Ministry; The Royal Bridal Tour - The Illuminations at Berlin; Sketches in Parliament; The Royal Marriage Festivities in Berlin; Dr. Livingstone's Exploration of the Zambesi River; Transatlantic Sketches - Washington; The Trade of 1857; Conspiracy to Murder Bill; The War in China; Grenade Used in the Late Attack on the Life of the French Emperor; The Royal Marriage Tour. With numerous engravings, including front cover engraving Street and Bazaar in Peshawur; four splendid engravings accompanying the article The Royal Bridal Tour - The Illuminations at Berlin; full-page engraving The Royal Marriage Festivities in Berlin - Presentation of the Addresses by the Butchers and Merchants; full-page engraving The Royal Marriage Festivities in Berlin - Ball in the White Saloon; engraving Steam-Launch Built for Dr. Livingstone's Exploration of the Zambesi River; five engravings accompanying the article The War in China, including Tiger Island, Chinese Woman Reading, Firing 10-Inch Guns at Ty-Cock-Tow Forts (Canton River).

Magazine. Condición: Very Good. First Edition. Overview and condition: complete issue containing pages 381-404 including Supplement; previously disbound from bound volume; rear page corner tear clear-tape repaired; light foxing throughout. Rich with spendid engravings throughout for most feature articles and primary news items, lengthy regular columns, all containing detailed reportage of London, local, domestic, colonial, and foreign news and events, history, politics, law and crime, economics, trade, architecture, personalities, art, theatre, and music. Highlights of this issue include: lead article The Patriotic Fund; The Field of Battle (Alma, with front cover engraving "After the Battle"); lengthy regular news column Foreign and Colonial News (topics include France; Australia; The Siege of Sebastopol; Orders to the Army Before Commencing Siege Operations; Telegraphic Despatches; Prince Menschikoff's Despatches; The Baltic Fleet; Expedition Against the Russians at Sitka; The War in Asia; America; India and China); The Vintage in France - Bordeaux and the Claret Districts (with six engravings); The Charge Up the Heights of Alma (with double-page fold-out engraving "The British Troops on the Heights of Alma - Grand Charge of the Guards"); poem "Alma" by Mrs. T.K. Hervey; lengthy The Battle of the Alma - Official List of Killed and Wounded - From a Supplement to last Tuesday's 'Gazette'; Lieut. Montagu O'Reilly's Private Audience With the Sultan (with engraving); Recent Ascent of Monte Rosa - By a Correspondent (with engraving); short New Church at Aberdare (with small engraving); short Gannet, Shot in Lincolnshire (with engraving); The Wreck of 'The Artic' (with engraving); lengthy Her Majesty's Visit to Hull and Grimsby (with topics Arrival of the Royal Party at Hull; The Illumination; The Scene at the Railway Hotel; The Embarkation at the Pier; The Reception at Grimsby; The Visit to Grimsby Docks; The Journey Home - with seven engravings, including full-page "Her Majesty's Visit to Hull - The Procession in the Market-Place" and partial-page "Presentation of Addresses to Her Majesty, at the Station Hotel, Hull").

Magazine. Condición: Very Good. First Edition. Overview and condition: complete issue containing pages 197-220 including Supplement; previously disbound from bound volume; light foxing throughout; fold-out detached but present. Rich with spendid engravings throughout for most feature articles and primary news items, lengthy regular columns, all containing detailed reportage of London, local, domestic, colonial, and foreign news and events, history, politics, law and crime, economics, trade, architecture, personalities, art, theatre, and music. Highlights of this issue include: lead article Free-Trade in France; Conflagration at Varna - From a Correspondent (with front cover engraving); lengthy regular news column Foreign and Colonial News (including topics The Surrender of Bomarsund; The Expeditionary Force at Varna; Great Alarm at Odessa; Turkish Reverse in Asia; The Austrian Occupation of Wallachia; Austrian Answer to the Russian Note; Political Demonstration at Copenhagen; The Revolution in Spain; America; others); The Lizard Serpentine Company's Signal Staff Quarry, Near Cadgwith (with engraving); Discovery of the Remains of the Alexandrian Library (with engraving); Lancaster's Oval Cannon (with five Figures); short H.M.S. 'Antelope' in the Bonny River (with engraving); Launch of a Gun-Boat (with engraving "Launch of H.M. Gun-Boat 'Pelter,' and the Portuguese Steam-Ship 'Dom Pedro Secondo,' at Northfleet"); double-page fold-out Panoramic View of Varna, and the Adjacent Coast (with three engravings including several partially-submerged wrecks); Attempted Revolution in New Granada - From our Private Correspondent; The New Uniform - From our Military Correspondent; Sketch at an Indian Railway Station (with engraving); Mr. Edward L. Davenport (with portrait engraving); Dr. Wylde, Founder of the New Philharmonic Society (with portrait engraving); Mr. John B. Gough (with portrait engraving); The King's Lynn Union Workhouse (with engraving); short Caldicott Castle (with engraving of Remains); short St. Ninian's, Perth (with engraving); Marshall O'Donnell, Count of Lucena, The Spanish Minister of War (with engraving); The Greek Courts at the Crystal Palace (with engraving); Laying the Foundation-Stone of the New Church of St. Thomas, Newport, Isle of Wight, by H.R.H. Prince Albert (with engraving); The Oldham Industrial and Educational Exhibition (with engraving); The Educational Exhibition (by The Society of Arts); lengthy A Glance at Our War on the Danube - From a Correspondent; poem A Hymn For the Harvest by William Martin; French Agriculture (with two engravings: "Ploughing in France" and "Harvest-Home Custom in France"); short Sculpture in the Pediment of the Great Western Royal Hotel (with engraving); short Model Figure [of Alice Evelyn Tupper] by J. Durham (with drawing); The Beaufoy Shakspearian Medal (with drawing of obverse and reverse); Sketches of the Manners and Customs of a Genteel Little Sea-Side Town (No. II); The General Courts-Martial at Windsor - From our Military Correspondent; Some Observations on the Origin of Chess (Chapter IV) by Dr. Duncan Forbes.

Magazine. Condición: Good. First Edition. Overview and condition: complete issue containing pages 77-100 including Supplement; previously disbound from bound volume; pages age-browned; light foxing throughout. Rich with spendid engravings throughout for most feature articles and primary news items, lengthy regular columns, all containing detailed reportage of London, local, domestic, colonial, and foreign news and events, history, politics, law and crime, economics, trade, architecture, personalities, art, theatre, and music. Highlights of this issue include: lead article The War Debate in Both Houses; Dervishes of Constantinople (with front cover engraving); lengthy regular column Foreign and Colonial News (topics include France; The Overland Mail; The Insurrection in Madrid; others); lengthy news updates on The War (topics include Sir Charles Napier's Operations; The Czar's Answer to Austria; The Battle of Kama - Defeat of the Russians; Naval Operations on the Danube; The Russian Fleet in the Indian Seas; others); The Royal Agricultural Society at Lincoln - The Live-Stock Prizes (with full-page engraving of Prize Cattle); North Devon Railway (with four engravings); four engravings of art works featured at The Royal Academy and The New Society of Painters in Water-Colours; Extramural Cemetary for St. Pancras and Islington (with engraving); short Holy Trinity National Schools, Weymouth (with small engraving); short New Church of St. John the Evangelist, at Lowestoft (with engraving); short Memorial to Lieutenant Bellot (with drawing of Tablet); The Goodwood Race Plate (with three engravings); Paris Fashions for August (with four small engravings); three-paragraph The Census - Ages and Occupations; Embarkation of Artillery Horses at Calais (with engraving); The Ornamental Waters in the Bois de Boulogne (with engraving); short Infernal Engines in the Baltic (with drawing); The Late Captain Butler (with portrait engraving); The Siege of Silistria (with four engravings); The Feast of the Bairam (with engraving); short Russian Prisoners at Constantinople (with engraving).

Magazine. Condición: Very Good. First Edition. Overview and condition: complete issue containing pages 173-196 including Supplement; previously disbound from bound volume; light foxing throughout. Rich with spendid engravings throughout for most feature articles and primary news items, lengthy regular columns, all containing detailed reportage of London, local, domestic, colonial, and foreign news and events, history, politics, law and crime, economics, trade, architecture, personalities, art, theatre, and music. Highlights of this issue include: lead article The First Blow ("The first blow has been struck at Bomarsund"); short The Camp at Boulogne (with front cover engraving "The 5th French Regiment of the Line Passing Through the Porte des Dunes, on Their Way to the Camp of Boulogne"); lengthy regular column Foreign and Colonial News (topics include France; Spain; Preparing for the Crimea; The Allied Troops in Turkey - The Cholera; A Russian Victory in Asia; Position of the German Powers; The Austrians in Wallachia; America); lengthy regular news column Naval and Military Intelligence (including topic Trial of the New Gunboat - Extraordinary Results); The Wattled Talegalla, or Brush Turkey, at the Zoological Society's Gardens (with engraving); short Cricket-Match on the Goodwin Sands (with engraving); engraving of art-work "Giving an Order" painted by J.H. Mole; engraving of art-work "Mont Orgueil Castle, Jersey" painted by J. Wilson; Kars and Erzeroom (with two engravings); Field-Marshall Baron Von Hess (with engraving); A Quasi-Russian Prize (with engraving); The Capture of Bomarsund (with map of the Fortifications of Bomarsund and detailed Plan of the Attack on Bomarsund); short The Fire at Cubitt's Building Works (with engraving); short Billingsgate New Market (with engraving); short New Schools at Yarmouth, Isle of Wight (with small engraving); Opening of the Central Somerset Railway (with engraving); Paris Fashions for September (with engraving); St. John's Wood Barracks (with engraving); musical score "Patriot Song of the Finlanders" (The Poetry by Runeberg, The Swedish Bard, and The Music by F. Pacius); Notes of a Rambler (No. II) - Edinburgh; The Peak of Derbyshire - The Peak Castle (with engraving) - Buxton (with engraving of "The Crescent, New Baths") - The Blue John Mine (with engraving) - Haddon Hall (with engraving); Commencement of the Victor Emmanuel Railway - From a Correspondent; The War on the Danube - From our Special Correspondent (with engraving "Rustchuk - Bridge of Boats in Course of Construction"); short Discussing the War at Copenhagen (with engraving inside a coffee-house).

Magazine. Condición: Very Good. First Edition. Overview and condition: complete issue containing pages 125-148 including Supplement; previously disbound from bound volume; two fold-outs, including Map of The Ottoman Empire, detached but present; light foxing throughout. Rich with spendid engravings throughout for most feature articles and primary news items, lengthy regular columns, all containing detailed reportage of London, local, domestic, colonial, and foreign news and events, history, politics, law and crime, economics, trade, architecture, personalities, art, theatre, and music. Highlights of this issue include: lead article Close of the Session; The House of Commons' Library (with front cover engraving); lengthy regular news column Foreign and Colonial News (topics include France; Renewal of Disturbances in Spain; United States); lengthy news updates The War (topics include The Bombardment of Bomarsund; The War in Asia; The Crimea Expedition; The Retreat of the Russians - Evacuation of Moldavia; Prison Discipline); Turkish Coal-Mine on the Black Sea (with engraving); Funeral of Captain Hyde Parker (with engraving); The Female Hippopotamus in the Zoological Society's Gardens, Regent's-Park (with engraving); short The 'Cataragui' Coming Down the Galop Rapids Above Montreal, Canada (with engraving); double-page fold-out Cronstadt (with two engravings: "H.M.S. 'Driver' and Yachts 'Gondola' and 'Esmeralda,' Off Cronstadt" and "Cronstadt, and the Russian Fleet, From the Sea"); Notes of a Rambler - Railways and Refreshment-Rooms; Thames Grand National Regatta (with engraving of the Prizes); Highgate Model Yacht Club (with engraving); engraving of art work "Othello" painted by H.C. Selous; engraving of art work "The Russian Serf" painted by Joseph J. Jenkins; Baldomero Espartero, The Duke of Victory, President of the Council of the Ministry of Spain (with portrait engraving); Espartero's Entrance Into Madrid (with engraving); The Madrid Insurrection - Sacking of the Ministers' Hotels (with two engravings: "The Insurrection in Spain - Barricade in the Place San Geronimo, Near the Prado, Madrid" and "The Insurrection in Spain - The Insurgents Setting Fire to the Palace of Queen Christina, at Madrid"); short Launch of a Mission Vessel (with engraving of the "Allen Gardiner"); lengthy Turkey: Geographical, Agricultural, Commercial, and Statistical (with double-page fold-out map "Map of The Ottoman Empire, Kingdom of Greece, and The Russian Provinces on the Black Sea"); poem The Lime-Tree by Frances Bennoch.

Magazine. Condición: Very Good. First Edition. Overview and condition: complete issue containing pages 221-244 including Supplement; previously disbound from bound volume; light narrow waterstain along upper edges of last few pages (to blank margins only and not affecting pagination); light foxing throughout. Rich with spendid engravings throughout for most feature articles and primary news items, lengthy regular columns, all containing detailed reportage of London, local, domestic, colonial, and foreign news and events, history, politics, law and crime, economics, trade, architecture, personalities, art, theatre, and music. Highlights of this issue include: lead article The Colony of the Fiddle (on Ole Bull); Abo (the Capital of Russian Finland, with front cover engraving); two-paragraph A Popular Movement in Denmark; lengthy regular news column Foreign and Colonial News (topics include The Crimea Expedition - Russian Preparations; The Battles of Bayazid and Kurukdere; Turkey and Austria in the Principalities; Austrian Neutrality; The Austrian and Prussian Notes to Russia; A Skirmish at Shanghae; others); short The 'Charlemagne' at Constantinople (with engraving); short French Military Barracks Outside Pera (with engraving); short Rear-Admiral Plumridge (with portrait engraving); short New South Wales Regatta Cup (with engraving); Operations of the White Sea Squadron (with engravings "Attack on the Town of Novitska, in the White Sea, by the 'Miranda' and 'Brisk'" and "Burning of the Town of Novitska, in the White Sea"); The Royal Meeting at Boulogne (topics include The Grand Mass at the Camp; Arrival of the King of Portugal; The Arrival of Prince Albert; The Reception of Prince Albert; The Review at St. Omer - with engravings "The Meeting of His Royal Highness Prince Albert and the Emperor of the French, at Boulogne"; "Sketch of a Portion of the Camp at St. Omer"; two drawings of "Medal Struck at the Mint, at Paris, to Commemorate the Anglo-French Alliance"; and full-page engraving "The Grand Military Mass, at the Camp at Honvault, Near Boulogne, on Sunday Last"); Sweden and Norway - From a Correspondent; Marriage of the Sultan's Daughter (with two engravings: "The Marriage Procession of the Sultan's Daughter, at Constantinople" and "Marriage of the Sultan's Daughter - Fete at Baltaliman"); Militia and Yeomanry (with full-page engraving "English Militia and Yeomanry Cavalry"); The General Court-Martial at Windsor - From our Military Correspondent; Victoria London Docks (with engraving); Henry Russell (with portrait engraving); Sugar Manufacture in Brazil (with engraving); short The Capture of Bomarsund (with full-page engraving "Fort Nottich, Bomarsund - Breach Made by an English Three-Gun Battery"); Notes of a Rambler (No. III) - Fife-Aberdeen; untitled poem, author not mentioned, "On reading an abstract account of the prison horrors at Birmingham, and Lord Dudley Stuart's report of the state of our hospital at Constantinople, in the 'Times,' Friday, July 28, 1854"; occasional column Nooks and Corners of Old England - Belsize House (with engraving); Varna After the Recent Fire (with engraving); short Boat Attack, Aland Isles (with engraving); lengthy The War on the Danube - From our Special Correspondent (with two engravings and map).

Magazine. Condición: Fair. First Edition. Overview and condition: complete issue containing pages 65-84 plus four-page unpaginated advertising supplement; previously disbound from bound volume; light narrow waterstain along upper edges and fore-edges of each page (to blank margins only and not affecting pagination); age-browned. Rich with spendid engravings throughout for most feature articles and primary news items, lengthy regular columns, all containing detailed reportage of London, local, domestic, colonial, and foreign news and events, history, politics, law and crime, economics, trade, architecture, personalities, art, theatre, and music. Highlights of this issue include: lead article The Meeting of Parliament; column Foreign and Colonial News (including updates on The Fleets in the Black Sea and The War on the Danube); The Hospodars of Moldavia and Wallachia (with portrait engravings of Prince Stirbry and Prince Ghika); H.M. Steam-Frigate 'Retribution' (with engraving); Mollahs Proceeding to Council (with two engravings); Army Clothing; The Command of the Army; The Suppressed Pamphlet (regarding "Lord Palmerston, What Has He Done?"); short Her Majesty's Skates (with drawing); Sketches From Kalafat and Widdin - The War on the Danube (with several engravings, including front cover); The London Reformatory Institution, Great Smith-Street, Westminster (with four engravings); Paris Fashions for February (with engravings); The King of Portugal (with portrait engraving of Dom Pedro V); short Ballooning at Bombay (with engraving); short The Flood at Doncaster (with engraving); The Late Remarkable Weather; Wreck of the 'Tayleur,' in Dublin Bay (with two engravings).

First Edition. Fine cloth copy in a near fine, very slightly edge-nicked and dust-dulled dust wrapper, now mylar-sleeved. Remains particularly and surprisingly well-preserved; tight, bright, clean and sharp-cornered. Series; A Howard Baker book. Physical description; [6], 361 p. ; 23 cm. Notes; "Contains the names of well over two thousand authors and editors, together with biographical details of many of them, including the pen-names they used",-upper inside flap. "Bound by William Brendon & Son Ltd.",-t.p. verso. Blue paper case binding. Yellow illustrated dust jacket. Summary; A collective biography of all British authors who ever wrote for boys. Subjects; Authors, English Dictionaries. Children's stories, English Dictionaries. Authors, English Biography Dictionaries. Boys Books and reading Dictionaries. Authors, English Biography Dictionaries Biography Dictionaries. Children's literature Bio-bibliography. Children's literature, English History and criticism. Children's literature, English Bio-bibliography Dictionaries. Children's books. English fiction History & criticism. Children's books Authorship. Boys' stories Biographical dictionaries. Genres; Biographical dictionaries - England - 1970. Biography. Bookplates - England - (1960-1979). Dictionary. Dust jackets - England - 1970. Library (institution) copies (document genres) - England - (1960-1979). Paper (fibre product) case bindings - England - 1970. 1 Kg.

Handsewn chapbook with letterpress cover SIGNED BY AUTHOR. 36 pages plus covers. Paperback: H 25.5cm x L 13.75cm. Laid-in is folded typed letter signed by Hank Lazar to "William and Joan" [Joan T. Mallonee and husband University of Alabama Professor Emeritus of Humanities and Religious Studies William G. Doty]. A well published poet, Hank Lazer is a Professor of English at the University of Alabama.

Condición: New. In.

Paperback. Condición: Good. 8vo 8" - 9" tall; Almanac Calendar for German speaking Americans. Thread sewn binding in pictorial wraps with woodcut pictorial design. Stressing and dogearing at front corners. Furring and chipping to paper strip covereing spine edge. Dark damp stain top 1/2 of pages with intensity diminishing from back to front. Good only thus.

Hardback. Condición: New.

First Edition. Near fine copy in the original stiff-card wrappers; edges very slightly dust-dulled and toned. Remains particularly and surprisingly well-preserved; tight, bright, clean and especially sharp-cornered. Physical description; 53 p. : ill. ; 30 cm. Notes; Includes a contribution by Gael Turnbull (p. 50). Contents; Partial contents Includes: Sile na gig, by Seamus Heaney. Subjects; Five Seasons Press. Kilpeck Church (Herefordshire, England) ; Poetry. English literature 20th century. English poetry 20th century. Sheela-na-gigs ; Poetry. English poetry 20th century. Parish Church of Saints Mary and David (Kilpeck, England). Kilpeck (England) Literary collections. Kilpeck (Hereford and Worcester) Poetry. Kilpeck [Herefordshire] ; Literary collections. Kilpeck (England) Poetry. English literature (1945-). Special subjects Hereford and Worcester Kilpeck Anthologies. Genre; Illustrated. 1 Kg.

Condición: New. pp. 469.

Condición: New. pp. 469.

Paperback. Unpaginated preliminaries, 63p., unpaginated appended facsimiles and colophon. Rubricated titlepage, b&w reproductions (of doodled sketches). A pleasantly-produced softbound in 10x7.5 inch cream wraps, a little handled and edgeworn but clean, sound and unmarked, a good to very good copy, no. 226 of a run limited to 250.

Paperback. Condición: New.