Search Results: Titles starting with C from COBNAR BOOKS

Faber and Faber Limited,, 1967.. 1967 115 p. 48 plates. A fine copy in VG+ sleeved dustwrapper which is a little darkened.

Printed for the Camden Society,, 1855.. 1855 Camden Old Series Vol. LXI. Publisher's green cloth, embossed and gilt.Minor rubs on spine ends and a little spotting of the endpapers. Armorial bookplate. Contents clean and tight. A very good copy.

Hutchinson,, 1977.. 1977 xxvii,[5],96 p. Portrait. 25cm. Publisher's binding in sleeved dustwrapper. Wrapper clipped and a short closed tear at the foot. A very good copy.

Dublin Printed by William Porter, for G. Burnet, [and 23 others], 1796. 1796 12mo. Three volumes. Contemporary mottled calf bindings, the spines with two labels. Vol. 3 has a small repair to the leather at the foot of the spine, otherwise a very good set. Donegal bookplate of Andrew Ferguson in each volume. The contents are clean and tight. Published the same year as the London first edition.

Oxford, Clarendon Press,, 1909.. 1909 lxv,400 p. Frontis., plates, facsims., pedigree, musical examples. Publisher's blue cloth, gilt. Spine dulled, otherwise a very good copy.

Stroud: Tempus,, 2002.. 2002 160 p. Maps, plans, 27 colour plates, illustrations. Paperback. An unopened copy.

Zaltbommel, NL European Library, , 1987.. 1987 [4], 76 p. Illustrations with accompanying text. Bound in the publisher's pictorial boards. A very good copy.

Stroud, Sutton Publishing, , 2006. 2006 176 p. Paperback. Illustrated throughout. A very good copy.

Waterton Press,, 1998.. 1998 107 p. 30cm. Pictorial boards in dustwrapper. As new copy. A collection of historic photos of Canterbury and surrounding villages from the Francis Frith archive.

London: Country Life Ltd., 1950.. 1950 224 p. Colour frontis., illustrations. 28 cms. The publisher's pale cloth binding is still bright beneath the chipped dustwrapper which is sleeved. Neatly cancelled stamps of an institutional library, otherwise a very good copy.

James Virtue, London and New York. , [1860?]. 1860 4to. [2], 2, xii, [3]-122 p. Plates numbered I - LXXXIX and A - Qin a complex sequence to match the text. 28cm. Publisher's clothe, embossed and gilt. Somewhat faded and worn, but sound. Neatly rebacked with the original spine re-laid. Library stamp on the title page and a few leaves toned. A sound and usable copy.

London, John Cary,, 1796, Corrected to 1803.. 1803 73 x 60 cm Mounted on linen and folded in slipcase. Slipcase worn but intact. The map with wear to the linen on the folds but no apparent loss of surface to the map which does show light soiling. A cheap example.

London, Cassell, Petter & Galpin, c.1870. 1870 [4], xcvi, 1178 p. 10 colour plates and many images iin the text.Contemporary half calf binding with cloth boards.The spine with gold and blind lines and titled in gilt. Rubbed on the edges and corners and the front joint is starting to split. The boards are firmly attached and the cloth shows shelf wear. The text is tight and the main dictionary is printed in two columns.

Colin Venton,, 1965.. 1965 138 p. Illustrations. Sleeved dustwrapper a little rubbed, contents very good. Signed by the Author.

London, Christie, Manson & Woods,, 1898.. 1898 78 p. 26 cms. Plates. Printed paper covered boards. The first and final leaves slightly browned, otherwise a very good copy.

Printed for Thomas Adams,, 1615. 1615 4to in 8s. [12], 703, [1] p. Modern period - style calf (not recent). Some unobtrusive old dampstains and a few pages soiled. A few marginal paper repairs, not affecting the text. Old endpapers preserved with the signature on the front endpaper of Samuel Shuckford, author of 'Sacred and profane history of the world'. First published in 1601, this edition was expanded by the inclusion of the ' . . . discourse concerning the first conuersion . . . ' STC 11938.

London, William Stevens, Printer, Bell Yard, Temple Bar., 1842.. 1842 7, [1] p. A single sheet, folded but uncut. Old folds. A very good copy.

Privately Printed for Napier College of Commerce & Technology Lothian Regional Council, 1976. 1976 8vo. xxxi, 330 ; xii, 331 - 685 pp. 74 plates. Corner bumped to Vol. 2, otherwise a very good set. Edward Clark (1864 - 1926) formed his library to illustrate the typographic development of the book in Western Europe.

Lugduni Batavorum M. DCC.XLIII., [1743.]. 1743 12mo. xvi, 344 p. Engraved frontispiece to each part, with engraved head and tailpieces. The pagination is continuous. Contemporary red morocco, the boards with triple gilt rules and gilt dentelles. The spine gilt between raised bands with a floral motif. All edges gilt. Decorated endpapers. Minor rubs at the edges and corners only. A pretty copy.

Lugdunum Batavorum. M. DCC. XLIII. , [1743.] . 1743 12mo. xvi, 344 p. Engraved frontis., engraved head and tailpieces. Part titles to each author. Contemporary maroon morocco with slight rubbing to edges and corners and a small piece removed from the foot of the spine. The spine gilt in panels between raised bands, the boards panelled with a triple line roll. Still a pretty copy, with the leather book label of Edward Vernon Utterson the noted 19th century collector and a founder member of the Roxburghe Club. The first sale of Utterson's library took place 19-27 April 1852, with a second sale in 1857 after his death. Pencil notes on the rear endpaper relating to its purchase 20/4/52 at Utterson's sale and again in Aug 1859 at Libri's sale.