Walter Jerrold Intro (6 results)

Condition: GOOD. 1932. Original binding. Red cloth hardcover with gilt lettering. Dust jacket now in clear plastic BRODART protector. Decorative endpapers. Publisher's stain to top edges. 394pp. List of titles. GOOD in FAIR jacket. Some underlining in pencil. Binding sound. Minor edgewear to jacket with chip to spine.

hardcover, Condition: Good, Little, Brown & Co., Boston, 1911, 8vo., purple cloth, 320pp., many illusts., sun faded spine & part of front cover, rear inner hinge cracked, foxed, ow G $.

Condition: VERY GOOD. CIRCA 1950 limp leather, gilt lettering on spine and decorated gilt front cover, all edges gilt, satin ribbon marker, marbled endpages, corners have some chipping DATE PUBLISHED: 1915 EDITION: 934.

hardcover. Condition: Good. 1905JR2 10 first edition on red cloth including the owner's name light Browning the page ends on the first few pages.

First Edition. Very Good hardback, minimal bumping to spine ends, significant foxing affecting two pages, otherwise only expected age toning. Clean and unmarked. A very good firmly bound copy of a scarce and attractive book. 110 pp Hardback in black cloth with bevelled edges and gilt titles on spine. With 3 photographic illustrations ('All Saint's Church Hilgay, The Cam at Cambridge and Edmund Spenser). Limited to 500 copies. The picture on this listing page is of the actual book for sale.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Hardback. 8vo. 110 pages with notes, bibliography, and index of first lines,frontis plus 2 illustrations.J.Good selection of poems by Phineas Fletcher, Elizabethan poet 1582-1650. Original publisher's maroon buckram lettered gilt at the spine; very good indeed condition. Ownership signature on the first blank page of John Haines, a Gloucestershire solicitor and minor poet and associated with Ivor Gurney, F.W. Harvey, Edward Thomas and other members of the Dymock Poets group. Loosely inserted is a 4 page signed handwritten letter to him from the book's Hull based publisher J R Tutin dated 10/1/1908 discussing various 17th century ports and his publishing work around them (Wilkes and Daniel) He mentions the poet Ada Elizabeth Smith (1875- 1898) and her poem 'The Earth Lover'. He ends 'I find the sale of reprints of 17th-century poet very slow Ğ and I must pause a while.' Very good indeed. Signedes.