Joseph lancaster (13 résultats)

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Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. Calendars; 12mo 7" - 7½" tall; 222 pages; 1920 Joseph Kleckner for Watt & Shand. Stadard small size HC in original rust brown cloth lettered and bordered in black to cover; spine unlettered, as issued. A complete blank diary with calendar endpages. Printed lines and dates for diary entries, two days ber page. Binding a littl shaken but sound and unmarked.…

Hardcover. Etat : Good. Etat de la jaquette : Fair. Firmly bound, orange-brown cloth boards, black titles. Dust spotting on back end paper. Small tears, scuffing and dust spotting on jacket, not price clipped, eleventh edition.

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (s/hand, Hardcover, 1945). (1889) 1946 reprint of 1945 11th edition. 8vo (140 x 216mm). Ppi-viii, 9-208[of which 17pp ads to rear]. B/w illustrations. Burnt orange cloth, black titles in ruled borders to burnt orange cloth, spine title in black. Green vignette and borders, red-brown titles to cream dust-wrapper. Slightly shaken, some browning, slight use to cloth but a good copy, lacks dust-wrapper. A perennially popular self-instructor which has run to many editions. Many good full-page illustrations demonstrating points discussed in the text. This book is ".still regarded .as the finest work on the art of shooting. The author of the book was H.A.A.Thorn who purchased Charles Lancaster's business, including the right to his name, in 1878. Thorn was the first man to claim that he could see shot in the air." Fred Buller 1985. Ths is the 1946 reprint of the 11th edition of 1945. The printing history given on the title-page verso is: 1st edn 1889, 2nd 1890, 3rd 1891, 4th 1892, 5th 1894, 6th 1898, 7th 1906, 8th 1924, 9th 1937, 10th 1942, reprint 1943, 11th 1945. This 1946 reprint is not mentioned in the list. . …

Wraps. Etat : Very Good-. Photographs; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 44 pages; Oversize paperback in pictorial card stock covers. Sound decent copy with light handling/storage wear to cover edges. No marks. Short closed edge tear to front cover. Illustrated with sepia tone photographs. Numerous local business advertisements in pages at rear. Hard to find title is the standard history of the St Joseph Lancaster church. VG-.…

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1945). (1889) 1946 reprint of 1945 11th edition. 8vo (140 x 216mm). Ppi-viii, 9-208[of which 17pp ads to rear]. B/w illustrations. Burnt orange cloth, black titles in ruled borders to burnt orange cloth, spine title in black. Green vignette and borders, red-brown titles to cream dust-wrapper. Slight use, boards slightly bowed, owner's name and browning to end-papers and edges. Good-plus in tanned and slightly frayed dust-wrapper. A perennially popular self-instructor which has run to many editions. Many good full-page illustrations demonstrating points discussed in the text. This book is ".still regarded .as the finest work on the art of shooting. The author of the book was H.A.A.Thorn who purchased Charles Lancaster's business, including the right to his name, in 1878. Thorn was the first man to claim that he could see shot in the air." Fred Buller 1985. Ths is the 1946 reprint of the 11th edition of 1945. The printing history given on the title-page verso is: 1st edn 1889, 2nd 1890, 3rd 1891, 4th 1892, 5th 1894, 6th 1898, 7th 1906, 8th 1924, 9th 1937, 10th 1942, reprint 1943, 11th 1945. This 1946 reprint is not mentioned in the list. . …

Etat : Good. first edition, 22 pp., paper wrappers, extracted from larger bound volume, text slightly darkened, overall good . - If you are reading this, this item is actually (physically) in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties, taxes, or fees required by recipient's country.…

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1945). (1889) 1946 reprint of 1945 11th edition. 8vo (140 x 216mm). Ppi-viii, 9-208[of which 17pp ads to rear]. B/w illustrations. Burnt orange cloth, black titles in ruled borders to burnt orange cloth, spine title in black. Green vignette and borders, red-brown titles to cream dust-wrapper. Tanning to edges, owner's name to fep, cloth very clean. Very good, spotting to rear of complete dust-wrapper. A perennially popular self-instructor which has run to many editions. Many good full-page illustrations demonstrating points discussed in the text. This book is ".still regarded .as the finest work on the art of shooting. The author of the book was H.A.A.Thorn who purchased Charles Lancaster's business, including the right to his name, in 1878. Thorn was the first man to claim that he could see shot in the air." Fred Buller 1985. Ths is the 1946 reprint of the 11th edition of 1945. The printing history given on the title-page verso is: 1st edn 1889, 2nd 1890, 3rd 1891, 4th 1892, 5th 1894, 6th 1898, 7th 1906, 8th 1924, 9th 1937, 10th 1942, reprint 1943, 11th 1945. This 1946 reprint is not mentioned in the list. . …

Full leather. Etat : Very Good-. First Edition Thus. 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 568 pages; Full leather over wooden boards with one clasp and latch intact (the other lacking). Contents complete and generally neat. Leather lightly chipped at the top front corners; joints sound; endpapers present. Usual toning and foxing to the text block, with a light damp line affecting the lower third of the first 70 leaves. A solid and attractive example of this early Lancaster imprint. Shaw & Shoemaker 23679. G++ to VG.…

1/4 leather. Etat : Fair. First Edition. Large 8vo 9" - 10" tall; 434 pages; Joseph Ehrenfried, Lancaster, PA, 1812. First American edition in this form. Mid 19th-century rebinding of quarter leather over marbled paper covered boards with gilt rules and âBarruelâ tooled in gilt to spine. Lacking the engraved frontis to Jachin and Boaz, neatly excised leaving a stub. Also lacking the terminal two leaves of text (pp. 435â"438) and rear endpages. Title page with prior owner name trimmed at top edge, small perforation from old ink reaction to a remaining ownership inscription, and partial split at gutter. Printed on light rag stock, the pages show expected age toning concentrated around the letterpress text. Light rubbing and wear to marbled paper over boards. Structurally sound despite defects. Scarce first American edition in this form of an influential early anti-Masonic text derived from the writings of Abbà Barruel and among the more important American antecedents to the Anti-Masonic movement that followed the Morgan affair of 1826. Issued during the Early Republic, the work belongs to the formative literature of organized conspiracy thought in America, advancing the idea of hidden anti-Christian forces operating through Freemasonry and secret societies. Shaw & Shoemaker 24756 Fair to Good only.…

3 Bll., 340 S., 2 Bll., 5 Bll., 608 S., 4 Bll. Groß-Folio. Lederband d. Zeit über Holzdeckeln, auf 6 Bünden. Einband gering berieben und teils etwas beschabt; oberes Kapital mit kleiner Fehlstelle; Schliessen und Schliessenbänder nur noch fragmentarisch vorhanden; Innengelenke angeplatzt; durchgehend gebräunt; etwas stockfleckig; Vorsätze angerändert; die letzten Bll. mit schwachem Wasserrand; Kaufvermerk auf dem Vordervorsatz. Die erste amerikanische Ausgabe (in deutscher Sprache) erschien 1748. Arndt/ Eck II, 2023 (mit Abbildung des Titelblatts). Nicht bei Sabin. DE. …