border editions (10 results)

Softcover. Condition: Fine. Leichte Rillen / Abschurfungen / Risse / Knicke. Aubry revient dans son village natal apres un exil de dix- neuf ans que lui a impose son pere suite au deces de son oncle Charles. Sitot son retour, d'enigmatiques messages, charges de menaces, lui parviennent, contraignant le jeune homme a renouer avec un passe qu'il avait tente d'oublier. Son mysterieux messager connait son secret. Charles, le malefique, serait-il revenu de l'enfer pour le tourmenter a nouveau ? Aubry refuse de fuir une seconde fois, et decide de faire face : son enquete, menee avec le soutien d'un vieil historien aussi devoue que brave, le fera marcher dans les pas des Templiers, et cotoyer, au peril de sa vie, les ombres terrifiantes d'un passe revolu.

Condition: Very Good. Sans date. Very Good.

Condition: Very Good. Bon état. Sans date. Very Good.

Condition: Very Good. Bon état. 2014. Very Good.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Ranson, Susan. John Hopkins : metrical psalmist and rector of Great Waldringfield ; co-author with Thomas Sternhold of the first national English hymn book 1562. Norwich: Border Editions, 2004. Paperback, VG. Minor shelfwear to cover corners. Binding strong. Frontispiece b/w brass rubbing. x, 101pp., b/w illustrations. Loosely inserted sheet of reviews. Contents clean and bright. RightWayUp Books aims to provide accurate and detailed descriptions. All images are of the actual book for sale - no stock images are ever used. Thank you for looking at this listing.

Softcover, 112 pages, very good condition except moderate rubbing to covers, no internal marks. Foreign shipping may be extra.

Condition: Very Good. Bon état. 2013. 203 pages. Very Good.

John Hopkins was the co-author with Thomas Sternhold of the first national English hymn book of 1562. 29.5cms x 21cms. Pp.x/101, b/w illustrations and facsimiles. Pbk. VG.

Printed and sold by William & George North, Brecknock, and sold by J. Booth, London, 1805-1809 , 1st editions.Three volume set comprising volume one, volume two, part one and volume two, part two. Full leather bindings. Five raised bands to spines. Gilt lettering on black patch to compartments two and three. Gilt decoration to other compartments. Triple ruled border to front and rear boards. Gilt decoration to inner dentelles. Bound by F. Bedford. Aeg. 12.25ins x 10ins, marbled endpapers, circular bookplate of Sir Henry Hope Edwards to front pastedown of each volume. Volume one xi, 7pp (list of sunscribers, errata, directions for plates), 371pp, 7pp index plus 2 folding maps, 11 plates (one double sided) and an additional note about the Forest of Devynock. Also a vignette illustration to the title page. Volume two, part one: vignette title page, xii, 6pp (additions & errors, extra subscribers, binding instructions), 414pp plus 9pp plates as listed and 3 plates in colour depicting crests of important families. Volume twoe, part two: vignette title page, 2pp additions and errors, pps 414 to 834, 4pp index plus 8 plates. In total three vignette titles, two folding maps and 31 plates . Offsetting to text pages opposite plates otherwise VG. Nb heavy set, expensive to post overseas.

Published by Englemann, Graf, Coindet & Co, London, 1830-31, 1st editions. Four parts bound as two. Modern half leather rebind with marbled paper covered boards. Gilt lettering on red leather patch to spine and front board of each volume. Oblong format, 10.25ins x 14ins. Three of the original card covers - parts 2,3 & 4 (listing the contents) bound in. A photocopy of the list for part one loosely inserted. This copy appears to have been created from at least two other copies. Whilst the 84 plates required are present [in fact there appear to be 85 seperate images], there are a total of 129 plates. The extra plates being duplicates or second state versions. In nearly all cases this means one copy printed with a border and one printed without a border and a trifle lighter.A previous owner has corrected the title of a number of plates (in pencil). I have accepted their alterations. Several of these where originally titled Greatt Snoring - but there is no Great Snoring featuring in the content list. However, there is one plate in part one titled Great Snoring which does not appear to be a duplicate or misnamed.The plates were drawn on stone by D. Hodgson from drawings by Francis Stone and Son. There are two printed title pages at the start of the first volume. Many of the plates without borders (especially in part four) have waterstains. There is some occasional foxing and the page edges are often discoloured from handling. An unusual example of a scarce title. A handsome binding, but many plates only good.