Inglis Compiler (8 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Hard Cover. Very Good. Limited to 250 Copies. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. [xviii] 119p. Limited to 250 numbered copies whereof this is #58. A fresh clean copy in blue cloth covered boards.

12 pages including covers. Staple-bound booklet: H 21.75cm x L 14cm. Modest catalog prepared for the Columbus, Mississippi Decorative Arts & Preservation Forum-Antiques Show & Sale held from October 30-Novemever 2, 2003. Minimal text on front cover verso (i.e. page 2) plus Selected Bibliography on rear cover recto (page 11) and museum list on rear cover verso (page 12). Sixteen original Walter Anderson pen/ink and pencil drawings poorly reproduced in b/w on pages 3-10 (two images per page) but including prices. Scarce catalog of Anderson art offered for sale prior to Hurricane Katrina which devastated the family holdings that were thought to be secure from the storm in a vault on the family's Ocean Springs, Mississippi compound which still serves as the home for the renowned Shearwater Pottery started by Peter Anderson.…

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. reprint edition. 214 pages. 8.50x5.50x0.75 inches. In Stock.

hardcover. Condition: Good. Ex-library book, usual marking. Well kept copy, with some minor wear to cover's edges. In good condition. Quick dispatch from UK seller.

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. A mid-nineteenth-century Baptist hymnbook compiled by James Inglis. The volume is a collection of hymns designed for both public and private Christian devotion. It reflects the evangelical and Baptist piety of its time, emphasizing themes of pilgrimage, worship, meditation, and praise while believers are ?in the house of [their] pilgrimage? (this earthly life).ABOUT THIS COPY: Bound in full black leather with gilt tooled ornamentation and lettering on the cover and spine. "Mrs. W. H. Reeves" is printed in gilt on the cover, which almost certainly indicates that this particular copy was either: A personal possession that Mrs. Reeves had marked to identify it as hers; or a gift or presentation copy given to her. In the nineteenth century it was very common for books?especially religious books, gift books, and volumes intended for personal or family use?to have the owner?s name stamped in gilt on the front cover. Hubbed spine bears three raised bands. All edges gilt. Marbled endpapers in teals, dark pink, yellow, and black. Royal blue silk ribbon bookmark. The collection contains 383 hymns. Please note however, that the lyrics to the hymns are the only text present; there is NOT a musical score that accompanies the text. Also contains an appendix and index of first lines. xvi, 240 pp. As the title indicates, the book is divided into two parts: Part I ? Hymns for the Assemblies of the Saints: Intended for corporate worship and gatherings of the church. Part II ? Hymns of Private Worship, Devout Meditation, and Praise: Designed for personal or family use, focusing on individual devotion and reflection.CONDITION: This copy is fair only, and has been well loved. The front board is detached completely, but present. Significant external wear with the top 1/5 of the spine missing, and other general wear. Some discoloration within endpapers. Some foxing and continuous dampstain, but the text remains uncompromised, and is otherwise unmarked. A fragile little copy, yet complete. Full refund if not satisfied. …

Hardcover. Condition: Brand New. 208 pages. 9.50x6.25x1.00 inches. In Stock.

vi + 105pp, including 12-pages of notes on Medicaments. Original brown cloth/gilt slightly discoloured. No inscriptions. VG. [answers are provided to 719 questions concerning teeth, dentistry and dental care in the 19th century] .

Hardcover. First edition. Philadelphia : [Printed by A.T. Zeising & Co.], 1887. vi, 105 pages, interleaved, as issued, with sheets for notes (each bearing the printed heading, "Memoranda," on both sides). Original purple cloth lettered in gold. [23.5 cm.] Good plus. Light wear to spine ends and corners; some faint spotting to cloth; rear hinge partially cracked, but holding. Old tape repair, now browned, to gutters of pp. iv-v. Names of several early owners, all dental practitioners, on endpapers and flyleaves, including M[ichael] W[illiam] Flynn, who studied at the Philadelphia Dental College before returning to practice in his native Massachusetts; G.M. F__termarket[?] of Upper Darby, Pa., and D. Sherman Smith of Lancaster, Pa. Several of the "memoranda" leaves bear relevant penciled notes by a previous owner, who has also made number of marginal check marks (heavy in places, but not affecting text.) FIRST EDITION.…