d l morrish (11 résultats)

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. 118 pages. Blue background soft covers with light wear to covers' corners. Very clean pages.

Soft cover. Etat : Good. 1st Edition. McGraw-Hill Book Company Limited, London, 1974. Paperback. First edition, first impression. Illustrated throughout. 148 pages. Spine uncreased. 1 cm closed tear to spine. Foot of spine bumped. Bottom corner of fore edge of covers and pages lightly creased. Top corner of fore edge of back cover and preceding 110 pages lightly creased. Page edges lightly tanned. Overall, the book is in a good condition.

Soft cover. Etat : Good. 1st Edition. McGraw-Hill Book Company Limited, London, 1974. Paperback. First edition, first impression. Illustrated throughout. 134 pages. Spine uncreased. Top corner of fore edge of covers and pages lightly creased. Overall, the book is in a good condition.

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. 1st Edition. McGraw-Hill Book Company Limited, London, 1974. Paperback. First edition, first impression. Illustrated throughout. 118 pages. Spine uncreased. Overall, the book is in a very good condition.

Soft cover. Etat : Good. 1st Edition. McGraw-Hill Book Company Limited, London, 1974. Paperback. First edition, first impression. Illustrated throughout. 134 pages. Spine uncreased. Bottom corner of fore edge of front cover and majority of pages lightly creased. Overall, the book is in a good condition.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. Etat de la jaquette : Very Good. 1st Edition. First UK Edition, First Printing. pp. 231.1. Both fold outs present to rear. A very good copy in a very good jacket which is price clipped, chipping to top edge of spine with repair to verso, spotting to edges of jacket. Errata slip present as called for. Some heavy spotting to end pages, and edge of text block, else clean and tightly bound.

Etat : Good. 1931. First Edition. 293 pages. No dust jacket. In English. Dimensions: 22cm x 14.5cm x 4cm. Publisher's green cloth with bright gilt blocked titling to spine. Fold out map in colour at rear, which remains in good condition with one corner crease. Includes tucked in slip that reads "This book is sent with the compliments of the Author who hopes that its contents will prove most helpful and illuminated in these days of stress". Pages remain bright, with a few pencil annotations and notes on rear paste down. Front endpaper is missing. Binding remains firm. Noticeable foxing and tanning to the endpapers and page edges. Boards are good, with mild wear and small bumps to edges. There is crushing and small splits (approx. 5mm) to spine ends and one fore-corner. Spine has sunned to a lighter shade of green. There is speckled stains and markings mostly to the front and spine, but this does not take away from the books overall appeal.

1st Ed. 231pp. + [i]. Folding appendix, folding map. With the pencil signature of G. Sindle to half title, light age toning, original dust wrappered boards affixed to spine, sl. soiled and chipped d/w. with marginal loss particularly to tail of spine. Two books, the first book 'comprises an appreciation of an old seventeenth century MS., which is the most remarkable accurate in its forecast of British national development. It shows the successive stages by which our modern political arrangement has come about, in the light of a viewpoint which may be novel to a very great number of people. The second book presents a considered opinion regarding the racial root-origins of Anglo-Saxondom, and pays special attention to certain elements fundamentally antagonistic to Anglo-Saxondom in general.'Leslie Furze-Morrish (1898-1979) 'mid-20th century Melbourne mystic, astrologer and theosophist, and a former officer in the British field artillery, who published a single work of weird fiction. Some of his research papers were published in American journals.' US$553.

Hardcover. Etat : Good. Etat de la jaquette : Fair. 1st Edition. Good square copy, date written inside by previous owner (Dec 1944) wrapper adhered to spine, perhaps as published, wear & tears to wrapper edges, slight loss to top edges of rear panel & at top of spine, title affected, photos available on request.

Hardcover. Etat : Good. Etat de la jaquette : No Dust Jacket. First Edition. "This volume consists of two books, each presenting a distinct phase of our national evolution and destiny. The first book comprises an appreciation of an old seventeenth century MS., which is most remarkably accurate in its forecast of British national development. It shows the successive states by which our modern political arrangement has come about, in the light of a viewpoint which may be novel to a very great number of people. The second book presents a considered opinion regarding the racial root-origins of Anglo-Saxondom, and pays special attention to certain sources of hostility that have developed out of racial elements fundamentally antagonistic to Anglo-Saxondom in general. It may be a magnificent gesture to ignore all opposition, as if this was nonexistent; but the fact remains that a doctrine must be met and defeated by a doctrine, especially in dangerous times when the bulk of humanity seems to gain its information on vital issues in tabloid form from the skilfully coloured opinions of the daily Press. THOSE MASTERS OF INTRIGUE AT PRESENT MENACING HUMANITY HAVE A READY ANSWER TO ALL DOCTRINES BUT ONE. [Emphasis by the authors.] The one exception is that formula outlined in 'A People No One Knew' [an earlier book by these authors] and more minutely examined in the following pages." - Introduction. Fold-out chart presents "Racial Origins of Anglo-Saxon-Celtic and Jewish Peoples". 231, [1] ad, pp. Coloured fold-out map indicates Israel-possessions, King of the South, and King of the North. Errata slip bound in at Table of Contents. "Leslie Furze-Morrish (1898-1979) was a mid-20th century Melbourne mystic, astrologer and theosophist, and a former officer in the British field artillery. Some of his research papers were published in American journals." - AusLit website. Unmarked with average wear to original blue cloth. General foxing, primarily to edges. Binding intact. Dust jacket not included. A sound copy of this detailed study. Bonus: Original owner's handwritten purchase receipt issued by the publisher, dated 1938, laid-in. Halford & Sherrod p.7.; 8vo.

Hardcover. Etat : Good. First Edition. "It is the author's aim in these pages to point our that this anxiety [about whether or not anarchy will succeed the approaching failure of democracy] is unnecessary and need never be indulged at all, once a recognition of the Fundamental Truth, as laid down in the Bibliocal narrative, is reached. So penetrating is this Truth and so conclusive the weight of evidence regarding it; so potent is the Power behind it, that an almost instantaneous recognition is frequently reached on examination of it. In the author's case, recognition came about three years ago, at which time he was, as so many are to-day, practically an atheist. Examination of this Truth so completely altered his wide outlook, that he at once commenced to write this book which he has now completed. It is his hope that the arguments to be found in this volume will serve to satisfy the minds of its readers as completely as they have satisfied that of its author." - Introduction. pp. x, 293. Fold-out color map at back. "Leslie Furze-Morrish (1898-1979) was a mid-20th century Melbourne mystic, astrologer and theosophist, and a former officer in the British field artillery. Some of his research papers were published in American journals." - AusLit website. Slight spine slant. Somewhat above-average wear to original olive cloth clearly lettered in gilt upon backstrip. Prior owner's name atop title page, otherwise contents clean and unmarked. Binding intact. Dust jacket not included. A quality vintage copy of this intriguing study. Halford & Sherrod p.7.; 8vo.