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paperback. Etat : Very Good.

Soft cover. Etat : Near Fine. No Jacket. SOFT COVER/no dj; NEAR FINE; SIGNED BY MAINE AUTHOR no other markings., 42pp. Please email w/questions or to request picture(s); refer to our book inventory number. Free media mail shipping. LOCATION BR 10. Signed by Author(s).

Etat : As New. 189, col photos. A5. PB. As new. The first published county moth list for Northamptonshire since that published by Eustace Wallis (1908-1912). Species accounts of the 648 species of larger moths recorded in the county, 90% of them illustrated. 30 habitats reviewed in detail; short historical biographies of some of the county's better known recorders; gazeteer of place names mentioned in the text.…

Soft cover. Etat : New. new copy.

Etat : New. 189, col photos. A5. PB. NEW. . The first published county moth list for Northamptonshire since that published by Eustace Wallis (1908-1912). Species accounts of the 648 species of larger moths recorded in the county, 90% of them illustrated. 30 habitats reviewed in detail; short historical biographies of some of the county's better known recorders; gazeteer of place names mentioned in the text.…

Hardcover. Etat : Fair. 1st Edition. [2] 453 [1], 25 pp. full contemporary calf gilt, 5 raised bands to spine, lacking top panel and part of title panel some worming to inside of front board mostly outer margin of early leaves, text unaffected, few ms calculations to rear end-paper ESTC T92957.

Full-Leather. Etat : Very Good. A series of papers by John Hill, originally published in the London advertiser and Literary gazette, the London daily advertiser and Literary gazette and the London daily advertiser: London: Jackson, Cowlrick, Griffths, 1751-1753. volume 1 (of 2) only, [iv] 338 [7] [3]pp, 3 pages of publisher's adverts at the end, contemporary speckled calf (somewhat worn, minor loss of leather to the edges, corners bumped with joints showing, joints cracked), red morocco spine label, neat ink annotation on page 11, a few isolated light spots, 12mo (175x105mm), ESTC T11885 (locating only 7 copies in Britain, 4 of which are at Oxford). …

Hardcover. Etat : Good. Magna Britannia Notitia, or The Present State of Great Britain with diverse remarks upon the ancient state thereof by John Chamberlayne 1735. The thirty first edition of the south part, called England; and the Tenth for the north part, called Scotland. Plus a complete list of the Queens household in two parts. Bookplate of John William Willis Bund, who was a lawyer and legal writer. Next to the bookplate is a Wick Episcopi library label. The Bund family have owned land in the area since 1457, and he will have inherited this book from his parents, having been born in 1843. Calf leather covers are worn, with rubbing and chipping to the edges plus spine, with a small paper label. The front board is cracked through and loose feeling, but seems to be holding at three points. Bookplate to the front pastedown, edge of pastedown is tanned, presumably from the original binders glue, which has also tanned the edges of the next two blank pages. Text generally well preserved. The beginning of the List of Offices has a list of names which have annotations affecting approximately 8 pages, there are also some pages in this area which are a little foxed. Covers are fair, contents good. 20x13 cm, contents plus 461 pages, plus a general list or catalogue of all the offices and officers employed (261 pages), plus a list of Scotland (80 pages), plus an appendix and 8 page catalogue of books printed for and sold by Samuel Birt.…

Full-Leather. Etat : Very Good. 5th edition, (ii) xxviii 212 211-280 277-329 (ie 335) [1] vi (iv) 235 [5]pp, pp.275-280 (sigs. *Aaaa2, Bbbb1) are inserted between pp.274 and 277, later calf, rebacked in slightly lighter leather, inner joints reinforced with cloth, cracked internally at a2, some worm damage in the top margin (one tiny hole Fff-Sss2, small track Ttt-4A2 and more extensive track 6T to end eventually touching the header), armorial bookplate (George Austin Moultrie, Aston Hall) on front pastedown with his signature on the title page, modern woodcut bookplate by Andy English on front free endpaper, folio (31.5x20cm), Henrey 136, T113852, may cost more to ship than quoted by ABE.…

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. 12mo. [6.50'' tall x 3.50'' wide]. Collates complete [xii] 355, [5]p. A good, solid and sound copy of this early Matthew Henry volume. Minor marks, blemishes or light reading wear. Occasional light spotting else nice and clean in the main. A sound copy. Early editions of Matthew Henry are uncommon. Bound in contemporary with blind tooled border. Raised bands, blind lines and a gilt lettered label to the spine. Joints solid and sound. Spine leans very slightly forward to the front joint but an attractive and sound period binding.…

Etat : Very Good. 3rd Edition. Complete two volume set. Full calf leather bindings. Spines with five raised bands, morocco title label and gilt ornaments. Slight wear to head of spines. Volume II has cracking to the joints but remains very solidly bound. Browning to endpapers and blanks. Text pages are exceptionally clean and bright with just a few small marks. Portrait frontis plus five Hayman plates. An attractive mid 18th century set. ESTC: N19461. Overall condition is Very Good. Size: 5.25 x 8 inches (13 x 20.5 cm). Hardback. Printed pages: 8vo. [8], 335; [8], 386, [4] (index), [1] (ads).…

Hardcover. Etat : Poor. "Justinus concerning the Philippic Histories and the Origins of the Whole World Illustrated with Interpretation and Notes by Peter Joseph Cantel of the Society of Jesus: by the command of the Most Christian King for the Use of the Most Serene Dauphin, Third Edition, from the New Recension of David Durand, Member of the Royal Society.  With Adapted Chronological Excerpts of Jacob Bongars Added to the Histories of Justin." Justus (2nd c. AD) was a Latin writer and historian who wrote an epitome, or abridgement, of the Philippic Histories of Trogus (fl. 1st c. BC), which is now lost.  It was his goal to gather the most interesting parts of the original text together. Gnaeus Pompeius Trogus was a Gallo-Roman historian. Commentary by Peter Joseph Cantel (1645-1684) was added, a Jesuit from Rouen, who was partly responsible for creating the Delphin Classics, a series of classical Latin texts produced for the education of the son of Louis XIV of France.  He originally produced this text of Justinus in 1677. This third edition has been updated from the new recension of Justinus by David Durand (1680-1763), a Huguenot who moved to England in 1711, where we worked as a minister and historian.   He served as a pastor in French-language Anglican churches in London, and was made a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1728. Finally, this third edition includes chronical excerpts from an abridgement of Justinus' work written by Jacques Bongars (1554-1612), a French scholar and diplomat. This copy is in the original binding.  It is listed in poor condition as unfortunately the front cover and the title page have separated from the book.  The title page is still attached to the front cover.  There is tape on the front fly leaf and pastedown as well as the other side of the pastedown and the title page where previous attempts have been made to fix the book.  The back cover is still attached, but is loose.  Otherwise, the remaining pages are all tightly bound. There is an interesting handwritten note on the back fly leaf.  Written in Latin it reads: "A Mose ad Mosem par Mosi non fuit ullus: More, ore, et calamo, mirus uterque fuit."  Translated, this reads, "From Moses to Moses there was no equal to Moses: in custom, speech, and writing, each was a marvel."  The relation of this phrase to the text is unknown, however it would appear to be a reference to the biblical Moses and the later medieval Jewish philosopher, Moses Maimonides.…

Hardcover. Etat : Fair. No Jacket. Brown leather covers with much wear around edges. Spine has been tapped with tan tape. No endpapers or frontis page. Title page and internal pages are intact, but darkened. 181 pp plus charts and tables of bookkeeping techniques. 8 x 5. Owners name on tit.

Full-Leather. Etat : Good. Third. Solid but brubbed leather boards and spine, the latter with five raised bands, traces of gilt decoration but no label. Internally bookplate to front pastedown, toning to endpapers, contemporaneous name to title page. Vol 1 only. Contents clean and tight. Pp v + (1), 452. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. …

20th edition. Poor copy in full aniline calf leather with gilt borders. All edges marbled. Cover boards detached; lacks spine. Panel edges rubbed as with age. Text remains clear and without blemish. Physical description; [6], xviii, [4], 636, [16] pages, plate. Subjects; Church of England Liturgy. Prayers and devotions English. Fasts and feasts Church of England ; Early works to 1800. Catechisms. Church calendar. Devotional exercises. 1 Kg. …

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. No Jacket. 5th or later Edition. Eighth Edition. Hardback copy in full brown leather boards, 5 raised bands and gold gilt lettering to spine, no dustjacket as issued. 489pp plus index to rear. Not library copy, no inscriptions. (33/2).

410 x 540 mm. sheet; image 350 x 470 mm. Map of the European and Asian Russian Empire, including parts of Western and Eastern Tartary, and the Empire of China, plate [9], Vol. 2, p. 918. With an elaborate allegorical cartouche and a compass. From: Navigantium atque itinerantium bibliotheca ; or A complete collection of voyages and travels by John Harris. Printed for T. Woodward .,1744-48, London. Very good, old vertical folds, wide margins.…

Sondereinband. Vol 1 510 pages , Vol 2 456 plus Index Newly bound, edges lightly bumped, throughout yellow foxing, In vol 1 the copper print with Milton has a small damage on the left side, Vol 2 the copper print of book 7 also has some loss damage on the left side There is a handwritten message in Vol 1 from the 28th of March 1812 from J.B Waeles who has written in french that he bought the book for "six francs"at the time Sprache: Englisch.…

20th edition. Poor copy in full aniline calf leather with gilt borders. All edges marbled. Cover boards detached; lacks spine. Panel edges rubbed as with age. Text remains clear and without blemish. Physical description; [6], xviii, [4], 636, [16] pages, plate. Subjects; Church of England Liturgy. Prayers and devotions English. Fasts and feasts Church of England ; Early works to 1800. Catechisms. Church calendar. Devotional exercises. 1 Kg. …

8vo., pp. [xviii], 234, [c]. Title-page in red and black, woodcut ornaments. Contemporary calf, gilt ruled, edges sprinkled red. Some dark staining to boards, otherwise very good. To front paste-down armourial bookplate of George Strode Esq. of Newnham Park, Devon and ownership inscription of R. Strode. Based on Daniel Crespin's (1640-1716) Delphin edition. ESTC T111401. …

Hardcover. Etat : Fair. Volume one of Potter's Antiquities, containing "The Civil Governance of Athens" and "The Religion of Greece." This is a fascinating edition from 1751, including engravings. This volume is in fair condition. There is significant damage to the leather covering the front board and the spine, and there is staining from what would appear to have been a now missing decoration on the front and back cover. There is also damage to the spine, and cracking to the hinges. Other than age-related staining however, the interior of the book is in excellent shape and the binding is tight.…

Hardback. Etat : Very Good. Fine bindings. 3 volumes complete. 12mo, pp xxxvii, 312. 358 (ii) and xxiv, 300 with eng frontis and two further plates to vol 1, two plates in vol 2, and frontis to vol 3 Contemporary calf. five raised bands, gilt working a little rubbed.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. 1st Edition. 10th edition but 1st edition thus. 12mo. ix + (3) + 233pp. Contemporary full tan leather binding, gilt line around edges on front. New matching leather spine with raised gilt bands, original red leather label with gilt lettering stuck down on spine. New cream eps. Small 2cm library stamp + pencil serial number along top of rear of title page - NO OTHER LIBRARY STAMPS OR MARKS. 4 x old 4 - line tiny copperplate ink very neat scholarly notes in margins. Covers : rubs to corners, 1cm heavy scuff through top leather to board on front but now tight and attractive. Spine : fine. Contents : 4 x old tiny copperplate ink very scholarly 4 - line notes in margins, a few dust marks, one small fox mark else very clean & tight & unfoxed. Clean tight copy. VG.…

in-folio, Frontispice-portrait (Burkitt) (with tear not affecting image), not numbrd pages (439 leaves). Double-column text. Last leaf ?Chap. XXII. Revelation ?Trinitati Gloria Sempiterna FINIS?, small former owner?s signature ?Thomas Shaw? on first flyleaf, Original old calf-leather binding; panelled covers; plain spine. Thick heavy boards. The 9th edition. First published in 1700. Essentially tight and clean internally. Old calf worn with slight loss to front spine & corners. Binding neads some restorations as well as the first fly and Portraitleaf. (Heavy - over 3 kilos; extra postage required).Please notify before visiting to see a book. Prices are excl. VAT/TVA (only Switzerland) & postage. …

"Editio tertia prioribus longe emendatior, tribusque formulis auctior." A very good original full leather binding. 12mo. 6.50" x 4.00" x 1.25". Plain dark brown calf. Corners bumped and strengthened. Spine with five raised bands. Previous owner's signature and doodles to the front endpaper: "Edward Maurice Coll. Jesu. Oxon."A. J. Richardson". Frontis engraving with later crude colouring, representing the interior of a church. On the left the pulpit, reading-desk, and clerk's desk, a clergyman saying prayers, the congregation kneeling on the marble floor (one has a kneeling-cushion) ; in the background the altar, above it the symbolic triangle, surrounded by cherubs, with the words; "Agite, veneremur supplices. flexis ante Dominum Creatorem nostrum genibus. Psal. xcv. 6." Printed title page (small hole repaired). Dedication ends; "Tho. Parsel. Dabam a Schola Mercat. Sciff. Londoni, Kalendis Quintilibus." Printed title. Clean Latin text throughout. A very good copy of an 18th century prayer book. * Referenced by ESTC T140400 / Griffiths - Latin, No. 19 ** "Thomas Parsell (1674-1720) headmaster of Merchant Taylor's School in London. Parsell's chief literary work was a translation of the Book of common Prayer into Latin. The Psalms, Epistles, and Gospels are described as being taken from Castellio's version, the rendering of the rest being Parsell's own. The first edition was published in 1706." - See DNB.…

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. No Jacket. Full calf leather edition published in 1760. Hand laid paper. 514 pages plus two indexes in the back of this handsome book. Much shelf wear to the cover but all is age appropriate. Banded spine. Has a name in the front end paper in very old English cursive in old ink. Then there is also a bookplate for Percy Jones (a distinguished British Navy veteran) who was the last owner of this book. Fine collectible rare copy. (BR) Box 88.…

[90], 222, [62] Seiten. Mit einigen Vignetten. Neuer Leinwand-Einband ohne Titelaufdruck in guter Erhaltung. (Titelblatt an den äußeren Rändern etwas brüchig u. knittrig sowie gebräunt. Papier teils gebräunt). 20x13 cm * Titus Maccius Plautus (* um 254 v. Chr. in Sarsina, Romagna, Italien; um 184 v. Chr.) war einer der ersten und produktivsten Komödiendichter im alten Rom. la Gewicht in Gramm: 800. …

Hardcover. Full leather covers, ridged spine. vii, [1], 488, [21] pages. Error in page numbering:Pages 144, 173 and 457 numbered 148, 73, and 467 respectively. Containing, first, the nature of Courts leet, and Courts baron . Secondly, the manner of holding Courts leet, Courts baron, and Courts of survey . Thirdly, the manner of keeping the Court baron for trying of actions . Fourthly, precedents of contracts, conditions, covenants . Fifthly, the power and authority of the lord, and of the steward. G/Poor, covers are detached and heavily worn. Spine is heavily worn. Pages show slight foxing and toning but in nice shape for age, This is certainly a re-bind candidate.…

Leather Bound. pp. xvi, [16], 312; pp. 358, + 2 pages of publishers' advertisements; pp. [20], 300. Uniformly bound in original leather over boards, blind-stamped titles, gilt numbering, and floral motifs to compartments; five raised bands to spine, six compartments. Rubricated intitial letters, engraved frontispieces, floral head and tail pieces, motifs, various plates of engravings (all collated and accounted for, and in excellent condition). Extremities show superficial scuffs, and light surface cracks to the leather of the spine, some chipping to the head, and tail (spine). Internally, some foxing chiefly confined to the endpapers, text-block remains remarkably bright, clean, and unmarked with sound binding. All three volumes were published in the same year (1728), with Volumes I & II being of the Sixth Edition, and Volume III being of the Second Edition. Overall, good+. Scarce in uniform bindings, publication dates, and publisher. The Sixth Edition, with Amendments from the last Edition of the History published by the author.; & The Second Edition (Volume III). …

Hardcover. Etat : Good. Duodecimo. [xvi], 288, [ii]pp. With a final advertisement leaf. Boards, with spine completely exposed. With an additional engraved title-page, dated 1684 and nine engraved plates. Lacks the first plate. ESTC N1963. Two copies in ESTC; Peabody Essex Museum, Phillips Library and the University of Winnipeg.…