Woolford j (15 resultados)

Condición: Good. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In good all round condition. No dust jacket. Re-bound by library. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,650grams, ISBN:9780582096134.…

Soft cover. Condición: Good. No Jacket. Facsimile Papercover Reprint published in 1983 by Skipjack Magazine.

Condición: Very Good. From the Library of John Russell Taylor.

16pp, 3 figs, Printed Card Cover, VGC.

Condición: Good. Volume 2. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In good all round condition. No dust jacket. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,850grams, ISBN:058206399X. …

Cloth, 8vo, v, 363 pp, ills, 1 folding plate. Reproduces the auction sale catalogues (annotated with bidders' names and prices realized) for the sales of the following libraries: Robert Browning, 1-8 May 1913; John Ruskin, 24 July 1930 and 18 May 1931; Algernon Swinburne, 19-21 June 1916; and Theodore Watts-Dunton, 22 March 1939. Woolford provides an introduction to each catalogue which, though short, is valuable for indicating its significance and points of interest and referencing the available literature on the sale. A useful reference for those interested in the forgeries of Thomas James Wise and Harry Buxton Forman as the first three authors all attracted their attention. In the case of Swinburne, Woolford notes that his introduction "gives details of the dark side of Wise's activities". Very Good in used and partly faded dustwrapper with some marks.…

Cloth, 8vo, v, 363 pp, ills, 1 folding plate. Reproduces the auction sale catalogues (annotated with bidders' names and prices realized) for the sales of the following libraries: Robert Browning, 1-8 May 1913; John Ruskin, 24 July 1930 and 18 May 1931; Algernon Swinburne, 19-21 June 1916; and Theodore Watts-Dunton, 22 March 1939. Woolford provides an introduction to each catalogue which, though short, is valuable for indicating its significance and points of interest and referencing the available literature on the sale. A useful reference for those interested in the forgeries of Thomas James Wise and Harry Buxton Forman as the first three authors all attracted their attention. In the case of Swinburne, Woolford notes that his introduction "gives details of the dark side of Wise's activities". Top edge duststained, otherwise Very Good in a sunned and chipped dustwrapper.…

Cloth, 8vo, v, 363 pp, ills, 1 folding plate. Reproduces the auction sale catalogues (annotated with bidders' names and prices realized) for the sales of the following libraries: Robert Browning, 1-8 May 1913; John Ruskin, 24 July 1930 and 18 May 1931; Algernon Swinburne, 19-21 June 1916; and Theodore Watts-Dunton, 22 March 1939. Woolford provides an introduction to each catalogue indicating its significance and points of interest. A useful reference for those interested in the forgeries of Thomas James Wise and Harry Buxton Forman as the first three authors all attracted their attention. Good in used and slightly edgeworn dustwrapper.…

Cloth, 8vo, v, 363 pp, ills, 1 folding plate. Reproduces the auction sale catalogues (annotated with bidders' names and prices realized) for the sales of the following libraries: Robert Browning, 1-8 May 1913; John Ruskin, 24 July 1930 and 18 May 1931; Algernon Swinburne, 19-21 June 1916; and Theodore Watts-Dunton, 22 March 1939. Woolford provides an introduction to each catalogue which, though short, is valuable for indicating its significance and points of interest and referencing the available literature on the sale. A useful reference for those interested in the forgeries of Thomas James Wise and Harry Buxton Forman as the first three authors all attracted their attention. In the case of Swinburne, Woolford notes that his introduction "gives details of the dark side of Wise's activities". Fine in a sunned and slightly marked dustwrapper.…

Cloth, 8vo, v, 363 pp, ills, 1 folding plate. Reproduces the auction sale catalogues (annotated with bidders' names and prices realized) for the sales of the following libraries: Robert Browning, 1-8 May 1913; John Ruskin, 24 July 1930 and 18 May 1931; Algernon Swinburne, 19-21 June 1916; and Theodore Watts-Dunton, 22 March 1939. Woolford provides an introduction to each catalogue which, though short, is valuable for indicating its significance and points of interest and referencing the available literature on the sale. A useful reference for those interested in the forgeries of Thomas James Wise and Harry Buxton Forman as the first three authors all attracted their attention. In the case of Swinburne, Woolford notes that his introduction "gives details of the dark side of Wise's activities". Top edge spotted, otherwise Very Good in used and slightly faded dustwrapper with some edge-tears.…

Paperback. Condición: Very good. Paperback. Facsimile Reprint of the 1896 edition. 88pp. Front foxed, else very good in publisher's stapled wraps.

2001. Central Estate Hartlepool. Soft covers. Book - VG.

Condición: Good+. On offer is a super, fascinating group of 14 manuscript letters handwritten by Wiley J. Woolford writing from Station Hospital Scott Field Belleville Illinois to his aunt Miss Mary Woodford of Sparta Illinois. The 1927 letters give the sense that Wiley was the 'black sheep' of the family and had a reputation for causing trouble or being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Casual research finds that he and six other men pleaded guilty to drunken charges in Benton Harbor. He was stationed at Station Hospital on a charge of desertion that almost got him a dishonorable discharge but he was found not guilty. Many of the people in his hometown were supposedly gossiping and rumor mongering which he condemns in his letters. Wiley also hits his Aunt up for money and is looking for a way out of the army. His last letter is intriguing because it seems that his Aunt has decided not to have anymore contact with him. Here are some snippets: "September 8th, 1927. My Dear Aunt, A few lines to let you know that I got your letter and sure was glad to get it for I was beginning to think you had forgotten to write anymore. I was just getting ready to come down to find out what was the reason you hadn't answeredOh yes be sure and try to let me know a few days before you come up so I won't be busy on that day. Tell Mrs. Crawford that my friend Mac is still here and is well but as I have chosen a different pardner now. I don't pay much attention to him for as I have found out by watching him that he isn't much good. So it isn't a very good policy to associate with them kind to much for it will lead to no good. I have got it in my head that I am going to go straight from now on and no one is going to change me. I'm feeling better now than I have for a long time. Am gaining in health and also in weight. Have no desire to drink and carouse around anymore like I did before joining the army.Good Bye, Answer soon and tell me all of the late city news. From Wiley." "November 14th, 1927 Dearest Aunt,This sure is some awful miserable old world is it not? If it is no better in the here after it sure will be awful won't it. But as for being any worse that would be almost impossible though there isn't any use of giving up yet for there is always light after darkness. So I still am living in great hopes there is still a chance for me if I try hard enough. I am still young enough yet to give this old world a good try out don't you think so if I can keep the devil from getting the best of me. Most everybody thinks Scott Field is an awful fine place and they all tell me that I am in the best outfit in the whole field. Though you see that isn't the idea I had when joining the army for my idea was of getting into a place so I could get some good schooling right away without wasting so much time. But as it happened I just got into the wrong outfit. Instead of coming here I should have went to that aviator school up here at Chanute Field Illinois by now I could have had six months towards being a good pilot and also a good mechanic along with it. So you see why I am so discouraged don't you. Oh well a person can never tell. I might hit on a streak of luck yet but never in the army for I don't like any kind of army life no difference what shape or form it would be impossible for me to get used to it for as it is not my kind of life. It I had of only known it soon enough. There is a good training school up here near Chicago where I could have got a good mechanical education and also flying license after six months time and if a person hasn't got the money up there.Good Bye from your boy Wiley." "December 26th, 1927 Dear Aunt, How are you feeling today? Hope you are well. As I am feeling kind of blue right now myself. But I guess you have forgotten all about me by now haven't you? For as I know you don't care if I am at home or some where else do you. I am feeling so bad. I cannot even write very good. Sure feel awful bad. So be sure you have already got the grea. Manuscript.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Buffalo Frog My B.F.F. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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