Cambell a M (7 results)

Pictorial Cover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. First Edition. This is a Good Copy of this Book in Publisher's original pictorial cloth with red cloth spine,their is a little stitching to inner hinge showing,with corners a little knocked.Includes several large full page coloured plates by John Hassall.Contents remain clean internally.Not dated circa 1900 First Ed unpaginated approx 45pp. John Hassall (illustrator).…

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. 'Mercury the Story Teller' by A. M. Cambell and W. Mord. Alf Cooke Ltd. Undated. Inscribed 1912. Covers well worn. Binding a bit shaken. One plate detached and frayed on the edges. A fair copy of a scarce book.

Condition: New. pp. xxvi + 1256.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. A green cloth Hardcover, with a 1cm split at the top of the spine. Consists of six bound English One shilling editions of Vogue 1916: Vogue Paris Openings Number, Early October. Cover Design by George Plank, features a lady in a blue dress with white spots, wearing green gloves. First article is "The Verdicts of The Paris Openings". Lettering at the bottom of cover is trimmed, not visible. Late October Issue. Cover Design by George Lepape, features a lady in a red coat with black fur trim, holding an umbrella and gloves. First article is "Second Thoughts from The Paris Openings". Lettering at the bottom of cover is trimmed, half visible. Early November. Cover Design by Irma Cambell, features a lady in a green top, wearing a black military style hat, accompanied by 2 young girls, standing in front of a burgundy coloured screen. First article is "The Straight Way of Paris". Lettering at the bottom of cover is trimmed, not visible. Verity Number, Late November. Cover Design by Robert Kalloch, features a lady in a dark navy blue cloak, wearing a black hat at a jaunty angle. First article is "Hand in Glove with History". Lettering at the bottom of cover is trimmed, half visible. December 1916, Christmas Gifts Number. Cover Design by Helen Dryden, features a lady walking in the snow, in a red cloak with grey fur trim, wearing a black hat, carrying Wrapped Christmas presents. First article is "The Artist lays The Christmas Table", followed by, "Paris Sings the Wearing of the Green". Lettering at the bottom of cover is trimmed, half visible. Christmas Number. Cover Design by E.M.A. Steinmetz, features a lady in a green cloak with white fur trim, voluminous white hand muff, holding a yellow rose on a long stem. First article is "All for The Love of a Lady". Lettering at the bottom is visible. George Plank; George Lepape; Irma Cambell; Robert Kalloch; Helen Dryden; E.M.A. Steinmetz (illustrator). Book.…

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Condition: New. Print on Demand pp. xxvi + 1256.

Condition: New. PRINT ON DEMAND pp. xxvi + 1256.