Search Results: Authors starting with S from Addyman Books

n.d. (c1930). Hutchinson & Co. London. c1930. 141st Thousand. Hardback. DW. Bookplate to front pastedown, contents age browned o/w generally a clean copy in worn, chipped and sunned wrapper.

1949. First edition. Handi-Book Editions/Quinn Publishing, Kingston NY. Paperback. 158 pages. Extremities rubbed, bottom fore-edge corner of front cover cut off otherwise a sound and clean copy.

1997. First edition. Goethe Institute, Glasgow. 1997. Large-format paperback in buff card cover. 116 pages. Very clean and sound - an exceptional copy of this scarce volume.

1944. First edition in Penguin combined edition with story Gottfried Kunstler. Penguin Books, Harmondsworth. 1944. Paperback. 95 pages. Sl. wear to spine ends and edges; a nice copy.

1932. William Heinemann, London. 1932. Hardback NO DW. Original brown cloth boards with title label to spine that is badly rubbed. Ownership signature to front end paper. Slight foxing to edges. A nice copy.

1961. First edition. Michael Joseph, London. 1961. Hardback with DW. 156 pages. Endpapers lightly browned o/w contents overall are clean and sound. Wrapper is price clipped, and extremities are a little worn and rubbed, and slightly chipped.

Michael Joseph. London. 1948. New and revised edition. DW. Letter from Vita Sackville-West is hand-written in ink on one and a half sides of A5 Sissinghurst headed paper. It thanks the recipient "for a letter that made me blush like a 17 year old", she also states how she never felt that good about the book and how she came to write it, she writes that authors never like their own books but she preferred her other book on saints, "The Eagle and the Dove". She also compliments the Travel Association with which the recipient was connected with and states that she liked his hand-writing. Letter has tape along top edge and is browned. Ownership inscription to front free end paper o/w VG+ in sl. soiled wrapper that is chipped at head of spine.

Leonard and Virginia Woolf, The Hogarth Press, London. 1930. Leonard and Virginia Woof, The Hogarth Press, London. 1930. Orange cloth, gilt type to spine. 349 pages. Spine dulled with sl. wear to ends; page edges sl. foxed. Period illustrated bookplate to front paste-down end-paper.

1997. See Sharp Press, Tucson. 1997. Stapled pamphlet in cream card cover printed with type and illus. in black to upper. 16 pages. Text reprinted from earlier edition of Haldeman-Julius, Girard, Kansas; edited with an introduction by Maurice Heine, translated by Samuel Putnam. Small rub mark to rear cover o/w clean and sound.

Tempus, Stroud. 2005. Paperback. 192 pages. B/w photographs. Index. Lightly soiled and stained copy but contents sound. VG-.

1988. Croom Helme. 1988. First edition. Hardback with DW. Spine sunned o/w a clean and sound copy.

J. H. Nicholas, Secretary, Essex Education Committee, Chelmsford. 1906. v, 418pp. + i - liv, at rear. Fold-out map frontis. + Illustrations and maps throughout. Original dark red cloth, gilt. Boards and spine sunned, extremities rubbed and slightly frayed. Bookplate bearing "Essex Eduction Committee. Presentation Copy" to front pastedown, prelims foxed with some occasional foxing throughout o/w contents clean and sound. VG.

Cambridge University Press. 2010. First edition, thus. 1st updated English Edition. No DW. Red boards, black type to spine and upper panel. 316pp inc index. Virtually as new. Fine

John Murray, London, 1956. John Murray, London. 1956. First edition. Hardback with DW. Endpapers browned and ownership inscription o/w contents overall are clean and sound. Wrapper spine lightly sunned, extremities worn and creased with 3 inch close tear to bottom of front panel.

Privately Printed for The Navarre Society Limited, London. 1950. Privately Printed for The Navarre Society Limited, London. 1950. First edition thus. Hardback NO DW. Illustrated and with black and white frontis. Printed from the rare translation published by William Strange in 1841. Red cloth boards with gilt to blue title piece on the spine and embossed gilt motif to upper. Spine faded and slightly bumped at head and tail. Ownership signature to front past down. Page edges a little grubby with some foxing. A nice clean copy.

1985. Du MontBuchverlag, Koln. 1985. First Edition. Thick 8vo. Paperback with wrapps. Colour and b/w illustrations, 513pp. Spine creased o/w a very nice copy. VG+. GERMAN TEXT.

1997. The Glasmuseum, Denmark. 1997. First Edition thus (English translation). Hardback. DW. Colour illustrations. Small square 8vo. Few spots to edges o/w an attractive copy in slightly shelfworn shiny gold wrapper. Text in Danish and English.

Lancer. New Delhi 1998. First Edition. DW. Wrapper scuffed along the top edge, but o/w a clean and sound copy. VG+/VG

ND c.1900. George Routledge & Sons, London. ND c.1900. Half maroon morocco, over marbled boards. 384p. Marbled endpapers.Spine a little rubbed to head and tail, and minor marks to outer edge. Marbling to upper board slightly unstuck. o/w a very clean and bright copy. One of "Sir John Lubbock's Hundred Books".

n.d. [1980]. Ward Lock Educational, London. [1980]. Early Edition. Hardback. DW. Illustrated. Slim 8vo. A lovely clean bright copy in partially sunned wrapper.