PROFESSOR MEIKLEJOHN (5 résultats)

Hard Cover. Etat : Very Good. 20th edition, revised and corrected. 578pp and publisher's catalogue. red cloth boards with decorative design, worn to edges, one closed tear to edge of spine. Colour frontispiece and b + w maps. Includes an Outline of 'Commercial Geography'. Previous owner's stamp to flyleaf, faint child pencil marks on one page, otherwise VG. The World a hundred years ago.

Hardcover. Etat : Fair. THERE ARE NO TARIFFS OR CUSTOMS DUTIES ON BOOKS. This Book Consists Of A Continuous Narrative Of The Chief Events Of Each Reign In the History Of England And Great Britain, Along With The Number Of Notes And Illustrative Remarks Which Throw Side Lights On The Most Important Events And Characters In The History Of The Country.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. Light owner penciled initials and date (1885) opposite title page; beneath is penciled information, apparently by a dealer/shop owner who dates the publication to 1884. Boards are in very nice condition, protected by plastic sleeve. Pages/binding likewise excellent, aside from a stale tobacco odor. A nicely preserved copy of a scarce and beautifully produced book featuring several colorful Victorian-era illustrations alongside early reader text.

Hardcover. Etat : Good. No Jacket. Walter Crane (illustrateur). Believed First. A great example of Victorian book illustration by one of the foremost artists and illustrators of his day, Walter Crane. From the late 19th century, using teaching methods still in use today. Lessons are accompanied by Crane's charming and witty illustrations. Text is in very good condition; binding has moderate soils and edge wear, front inner hinge is starting to crack. Book.

First editions. Royal octavo. Two volumes: pp 32; 32. Text for early readers is printed on the rectos and Walter Crane's full-page colour illustrations on the versos. Colour pictorial title-pages. Decorative endpapers. Pictorial boards. All edges gilt.The backstrip of the first volume has been professionally replaced with cloth. Tanning to the endpapers of the first volume. Covers of both volumes rubbed and marked. A very good set.