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Condition: Good. Item in good condition. Textbooks may not include supplemental items i.e. CDs, access codes etc.

Condition: acceptable.

. (illustrator). CONDITION: Near Fine in Fine jacket; tiny spot on top edge, appears unread, book and jacket without other flaw; unclipped 16.00. Juvenile hardback. A beautiful portrait of a very poor family, set near Granada among after the Spanish Civil War. Curro leaves school to work at any job he can find. Based on the childhood of the author's husband, Salvador Gonzalez Barragan. ABE Heritage Seller since 1996; conservative AB condition grading. We ship all our books in cardboard protection. International shipping. .

. (illustrator). Very Good: rubbed along spine edges, name penned in lower corner of marbled front endpaper; else solid, clean, pages very good. London: Thomas Nelson & Sons, 1906. . . .

/Laura Regan, illustrator. (illustrator). CONDITION: Fine in Very Good Plus jacket; 1/4" tear in dw, curl; unclipped 15.00. Picture Book hardback. Hushed, velvet dark pictures illustrate the life of the star-nosed mole, which lives in land and water. Accompanied by very brief descriptive rhyming lines. ABE Heritage Seller since 1996; conservative AB condition grading. We ship all our books in cardboard protection. International shipping. /Laura Regan, illustrator.

/DY, illustrator. (illustrator). CONDITION: Fine in Fine jacket; book and jacket as new. Picture Book hardback. Yaccarino's distinctive flat, large illustrations turn to robotics. ABE Heritage Seller since 1996; conservative AB condition grading. We ship all our books in cardboard protection. International shipping. /DY, illustrator.

New York, The Federal Book Company, circa 1904. 8vo. Very good in green cloth covered boards with white title and black decoration to front board and to spine, and pasted photographic illustrations to front board. Minor bumping to spine ends and corners. Inscription to previous owner dated 1904 to front free end paper. Browning to interior though text remains bright. Tight binding. 375 pages. Book.

/Katherine Milhous, illustrator. (illustrator). CONDITION: Very Good in Good Plus clipped jacket; top edge foxed, jacket with some rubs and edgewear include chips at spine top. Juvenile hardback. "A Story of London Children in the Eighteenth Century and of Mr. Newbery's Juvenile Library" What happens when Robert and John buy a book for their sister Jennifer. Illustrated with woodcuts from old children's books as well as the author's own. ABE Heritage Seller since 1996; conservative AB condition grading. We ship all our books in cardboard protection. International shipping. /Katherine Milhous, illustrator.

. (illustrator). Very Good/Good: solid and unmarked, one corner bumped lightly; jacket has light soil, wrinkles along edges and four 1" closed tears at edges. Hardcover in jacket, 525 pp. This may be the cheap edition, but it is well-bound on good paper, has the 6 photo plates and the fold-out map. Many songs, Spanish and English translations, including some melody lines. . .

newspaper clipping laid in: Dr. Max Fischer, "Der Mystiker unserer Zeit", Includes at end of book: "Drei musicalische Aphorismen zu Mombert'schen Versen" (with musical notation). .

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. CONDITION: Very Good Plus, no names, turnover edge of front cover a bit faded. Reference book lists, softcover A book list beginning with a long introduction by Arbuthnot, and divided into multiple sections, with each book well annotated ABE Heritage Seller, since 1996: Search ABE Keyword: oldchildrensbooks. Conservative AB condition grading, secure packing, international shipping.

/BI, illustrator. (illustrator). CONDITION: Fine in Fine jacket; book and jacket as new; unclipped 5.95 Picture Book hardback. The shepherd boy invites the tired strangers to the inn. Watercolour and charcoal paintings with beautiful skies spread across large pages with few words. ABE Heritage Seller since 1996; conservative AB condition grading. We ship all our books in cardboard protection. International shipping. /BI, illustrator.

Octavo, patterned boards (hardcover), [vi], [7], [1], [22], [viii] pp. Fine. Books about Books, Book Collecting. mslic.

Los angeles, CA, Wetzel Publishing Co., 1940. INSCRIBED BY THE AUTHOR TO HIS FORMER ROOMMATE. 8vo. Yellow paper illustrated paper covered boards with dark blue title to front board and to spine. Minor rubbing, bumping and soiling to exterior as well as a 1/2 inch chip to the head of the spine. Minor browning to hinges of end papers. A few very light spots of foxing. Rear hinge is starting though binding remains tight. Else is clean and bright with illustrated frontispiece. Author's inscription to front free end paper. 52 pages. Book.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. /Bazicov. (illustrator). CONDITION: Very Good; boards very worn at extremities and all edges rubbed, but the spiral is straight and the interior is fine: no names, puzzle pieces never separated and pages flat and clean. Picture Book hardback. Puzzles of playing children facing descriptions of games around the world. The children marked T can "travel" to other puzzles and play with children of other cultures. Children from England, Mexico, China, and maybe Bulgaria. "More than a thousand different groups can be formed with the travellers." Children who played with this could scarcely avoid losing the pieces (I did) but here it is intact with pieces never removed. ABE Heritage Seller, since 1996: Search ABE Keyword: oldchildrensbooks. Conservative AB condition grading, secure packing, international shipping. /Bazicov.

(Suecica rediviva, 78.). Faksimil (avseende texten) av första upplagan, tryckt i liten upplaga 1786. I föreliggande upplaga har originalupplagans 38 etsningar ersatts med 30 teckningar och akvareller frċn resan, tillhöriga Konstakademien. Rött förlagsband i skinnimitation baserat pċ Gustaf III:s exemplar i Kungl. Biblioteket. Proveniens: Björn Bergman, kanslichef pċ Konstakademien, gċva frċn Akademien med anledning av hans 50-ċsrdag med tillskrift pċ främre fribladet samt gratulationsbrev och ett löst bifogat vernissagekort. Skyddsomslag i genomskinlig plast. Fint skick. Stockholm, Kungl. Akademien för de fria konsterna / Rediviva, 1978. 4:o. [iv] sid. + (Faksimil:) [iv] + 84 sid. + (Kommentarer & planschförteckning:) [iv] + 97-108 sid. + (Planscher:) 32 blad med 30 helsidesillustrationer i färg. Genomgċende tryckt pċ fint vattenrandat papper frċn Lessebo.

New York, H. Huntington, 1826. 8vo. Full brown leather binding with gilt title and decoration to spine. Minor cracking to leather on spine. Bumping to corners and spine ends. Minor bowing to boards. End band is partially detached from foot of spine, Previous owner's writing to end pages. Crack to interior front hinge though binding is tight. Foxing and browning throughout though text remains bright. Top half of rear free end paper is missing. Includes frontispiece with intact tissue guard. Book.

Condition: Buono (Good). I ed., serie 'strenna annuale' in ricordo di W. Shakespeare rivolta agli amici degli Editori Composing Room", vol. 15^. Testo in inglese. Introduzione: "Sell when you can, you are not for all markets". In-8 quasi quadro, pp. nn., rilegatura in tela azzurra con titoli oro al piatto e argento al dorso, cofanetto editoriale muto in cartone telato azzurro. Con illustrazioni in nero di Isadore Seltzer (Linocuts). Allegati: Lettera dattiloscritta su carta intestata "Composing Room", datata 1972 e firmata "Daniel (Daniel Haberman?) - segnalibro illustrato in nero con una delle illustrazioni del libro con breve messaggio a penna blu sempre firmato Daniel (Daniel Haberman?) - segnalibro illustrato in nero con breve messaggio a penna blu datato 1982, sempre firmato Daniel (Daniel Haberman?). Stato buono (lieve scoloritura del dorso della copertina)". Book.

Printed by W.G. Moore and Co, 1882, 1st edition. Blue cloth spine, blue paper covered boards. Gilt lettering to spine, black lettering to front board. 10.5ins x 7.25ins, 234pp, lxxxviii, 46pp xv (index). Basically financial reports but includes information such as who was paid for removing night soil and who was paid for providing and and binding books for the libraries. Edges of front board chipped. G only, but scarce.

Printed for J. Harris; Longman & Co; J. Walker; R. Baldwin, etc, London, 1813, re-issue. [First publihed in 1803 as part of volume V]. Quarter cloth binding with marbled boards. Paper label to spine. 9ins x 5.5ins, [ii], pps 243 to 496 plus frontis and 18pp plates (as required). The plates here have been gathered at the rear of the book. Bookplate of the Suffolk historian Walter Arthur Copinger to the front pastedown.Front hinge cracked but holding firm. Light foxing to the frontis plate (Leez Priory). Paper label chipped with loss and not easy to read. Complete, but only Good.

Dekorative Reihe. Rückentitel "Marryat's Works" + Kurztitel, aber ohne Bandzählung. Innen ohne Reihentitel. Wahrscheinlich liegt hier keine vollständige Reihe vor. Bände im Einzelnen: 1849: The Pacha of Many Tales; 1853: Percival Keene; The Poacher; The Phantom Ship; The Dog Fiend or Snarleyyow; 1854: Japhet, in Search of a Father; Rattlin, the Reefer; The King's Own; Peter Simple; 1855: Newton Forster or The Merchant Service. Meist ist der Autor auf dem Titelblatt nicht namentlich genannt ("by the Autor of ."), in "Phantom Ship" und "Percival" als "Capt. Marryat", in letzterem ist das Frontispiz keine Illustration zum Roman, sondern ein Porträt des Autors, ferner sind hier die ersten Seiten ein Vorwort mit Informationen über den (1848) verstorbenen Autor. Die Illustrationen tragen häufig ein früheres Datum als das Jahr des Druckes. - Die Kanten zuweilen stärker berieben, alle Frontispices gebräunt; Kanten mäßig bestoßen. Bei einigen Bändchen ist der Papierüberzug des Innengelenks geplatzt; aber nur bei "Peter Simple" liegt eine ernsthafte Beschädigung vor: Hier ist der Buchblock lose. Keine Namenszüge oder Stempel. Alle Bände sind in sehr keiner Schrift gedruckt. Einzelbände auf Anfrage. / Decorative series with title on spine: "Marryat's Works" + short title, no numbers. No series' title inside. Probably not a complete series. Only in two volumes author named, else "by the author of .". Each volume with frontispiece, usually an illustration to the novel, only in "Percical" portrait of the author instead, here also a foreword with informations about the author. Illustrations mostly dated earlier than year of print. - Edges mostly rubbed, corners moderately bumped, all frontispieces browned. Some volumes with endpapers cracked over hinges, but only "Peter Simple" really damaged: here the book block is lose. No names or stamps within the books. All volumes are printed in very small letters. Please ask for single volumes. (MS7x).

Printed for P.Youngman, Witham and Maldon, 1825, 1st edition. Half leather binding with marbled boards. Four raised bands to spine. 6.75ins x 4.25ins, marbled endpapers, unpaginated but title page, 3pp list of contents followed by 68 biographies 2 pages in length. Each biography is topped by a portrait 2 inches by 1.75inches in size. Each biography is seperated by a page of tissue paper. Light foxing throughout. Spine label not present it is just about possible to read the impression "Lives of Eminent Characters". G+.

Nr 462 av upplagans 600 numrerade exemplar. Förlagets imit. pergamentband med guldpressad dekor, inlagan oskuren frċnsett övre guldsnitt. Prydlig samtida namnteckning pċ främre fribladet. Gott skick. Stockholm, Bröderna Lagerström, 1911. 4:o. 22 x 18 cm. 92 sid. Tryckt i rött & svart pċ fint handgjort papper frċn Lessebo. Dekorativ utstyrsel av Greta Sellberg, inklusive bandet och för- / eftersättsblad. Nytryck i 600 exemplar efter första upplagan 1825. (Mästerstycken ur Sveriges litteratur, 1.).

The Ancient History of the Maori, His Mythology and Traditions. Vol I. Horo-Uta OR Taki-Timu Migration. by John White. VERY RARE. Publisher: George Didsbury, Government Printer, Wellington, New Zealand, 1887. FIRST EDITION. Text in English and Maori. EX LIBRARY hardback with no jacket, usual library stamps and marks. Binding firm, some rubbing, chipping, bumping, foxing, fading and marks, chipping to spine, spine is faded with twink, corners quite rubbed, first and last few pages are very tanned and foxed, light tanning and scattered foxing throughout, creasing and a little chipping/splitting to paper at some edges. 177 pages plus 3 b&w plates in good condition. Fold-out genealogy table is missing. ALL PHOTOS ARE OF THE ACTUAL BOOK.

COPY #278 from LIMITED EDITION OF 477 COPIES. RARE beautiful compilation of 25 b&w photographs of various Torah Scroll Ornaments. Each photograph is mounted on the inside of a loose leaflet, with caption in Hebrew, English and Italian, as well as explanations in English and Italian. 435x310mm. 25 Loose Leaflets, 4 pages each. Red Cloth hardcover, which is in fact a folder that contains the loose leaflets. Gilt emblem on folder front cover. Cover slightly scratched and stained (mostly age-stained). Folder spine edges worn. Inner front hinge partly cracked, but still firmly holding. Library stamp on title page upper corner. Title page slightly wrinkled. [SUMMARY]: All pages and photographs are in excellent condition. Overall, external condition is very good, while inside it is as new! The book is in : Hebrew English Italian.

Printed and published by the author, London, 1895, limited edition of 100 copies. This no 78. Quarter vellum binding with paper covered boards. Gilt lettering to spine. 11.75ins x 8.25ins, [viii], 524pp. Limitation page signed by Crisp.Printed on hand made paper. Free endpapers very browned. Boards foxed and spotted. Vellum reasonably clean. VG. NB heavy book (2.6kg pre-packing) please enquire for postage costs.

Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London and P. Youngman, Witham and Maldon, 1822, 1st edition. Contemporary half leather binding with marbled boards.Five raised bands to spine. Gilt lettering to compartment two, elaborate gilt decoration to other compartments. Large paper copy. 8.5ins x 5.5ins, marbled endpapers, iv, 176pp plus folding map of county, engraved title page & 45 plates, Nb this copy lacks the folding plan of Chichester (appears to have never been bound in). Occasional light foxing. An attractively bound copy, probably G+ rather than VG due to the foxing.

Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London: J.Grieg, Islington; and P.Youngman, Witham and Maldon, 1818 (vol 1) / 1819 (vol 2). Two volumes, contemporary full leather binding. Gilt lettering on red leather patches to compartments two and four. Gilt decoration to other compartments. Triple gilt borders, front and rear. Gilt inner dentelles. Aeg. 8.75ins x 5.5ins - large paper copies, marbled endpapers. Volume 1: vii, (i), 199pp plus double page map of County, double page plan of Colchester, illustrated title page and 55 plates. Volume 2: iv, 176pp plus illustrated title page and 41 plates. Nb there are two additional plates, not listed in the binding instructions. The extra plates being a second illustration of Belhus and one of Gosfield Place. Some light foxing. Boards are dark brown, but the spine and the top inch of the front board of vol 2 have faded to a light brown. G to VG.

Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London: J.Grieg, Islington; and P.Youngman, Witham and Maldon, 1818 (vol 1) / 1819(vol 2). Two volumes bound as one. Half leather binding with marbled boards. Five raised bands to spine. Title in gilt to second compartment. 8.75ins x 5.5ins - large paper copies, marbled endpapers. Volume 1: iv, 199pp plus folding map of County, folding plan of Colchester, illustrated title page and 54 plates. Volume 2: ii, 176pp plus illustrated title page and 39 plates. Volume two lacks plate of Covet Hall - this has been loosely inserted as a photocopy. Previous owners name to verso of front free endpaper. One plate has a small stain to the margin but generally a very clean set with far less foxing than normally encountered in this work. VG.