Search Results: Titles starting with F from Northgate Books

Cambridge: Patrick Stephens Ltd, 1980. Hardcover. Very Good. Hardback, bound in colour illustrated shiny paper, illustrated endpapers, full of b/w photographic illustrations, 88pp.

London: Faber and Faber, 1956. Cloth. Good/No Jacket. Bound in blue cloth, no DW, 336pp. Stains on endpapers (only)

London: Fabian Publications Ltd., 1944. Diamond Jubilee Number . Softback. Very Good. Softback, articles include, " Fabian Failures and Successes ",by Bernard shaw, " Fabianism and the Next Age ", by Harold Laski and " How a Political Society Functions ? The Fabian Colonial Bureau " by rita Hinden, there is also asection entitled " Points for Planners " which discusses " The Education Bill and the White Paper ", A National Health Service ( White Paper ), " The Peckham Experiment ", " A Public Library Service " and " Mass Education in African Society ", 40pp. Strips of fading on front wrapper.

London: Batsford, 1947. First Edition . Cloth. Very Good/Good. Bound in blue cloth, with unclipped dw, brown county map endpapers, coloured frontis, "Windley, Derbyshire", 116b/w photographsand numerous in-text drawings. Book describes five counties, Cheshire, Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire and Staffordshire, mentions historic houses such as Chatsworth, Bolsover Castle and Hardwick Hall, 116pp.Edges of dw are scuffed and dw has been repaired.

B T Batsford London, 1952. Hardcover. Dust Jacket Included. Bound in red cloth, with DW, 40 colour plates, 128pp G to VG

London: James Nisbet. n.d. (Nisbet's Scholars' Library) . Cloth. Good. Bound in dark red cloth, spine and front board decorated in black with a stylised orange tree design, coloured frontis, "We shall do it ! ), 367pp. + 4 pp. advertisements. 1 cm. long thin tear at top of spine. New endpapers.

London: Methuen and Co., 1921. First Edition . Cloth. G to Vg. Bound in caramel coloured cloth, no dw, 230pp. + Methuen catalogue, 6pp. By 1789 political feudalism was dead but economic feidalism was alive and vigorous. This is the story of how economic feudalism was ended through progressive pressure from the First Peasant Revolt and the Rural Revolution of 1790-1. This pressure produced legislation which ended economic feudalism for good. Pretitle page (only) is browned.

London: BCA, 1968. Cloth. Poor/Good. Bound in blue cloth, with dw, 29 b/w photographs, 368pp. (incl. index). DW has been repaired.

Thames and Hudson London, 2002. Hardcover. Dust Jacket Included. Bound in brwon cloth, with DW, 84 illustrations, 368pp VG/VG

London: Virgin Publishing, 1999. Cloth. Very Good/Very Good. Bound in black cloth with DW. Full of b/w illustrations, 39 coloured illustrations, 224pp

London: Batsford, 1979. Cloth. G to Vg/G to Vg. Spine bound in red cloth, boards covered with yellow/ochre textured paper, crimson endpapers, full of descriptive figures and a number of photographs, included a chapter on how to bind miniature books, 219pp. Ex-library but with new crimson front endpaper.

Pitman London, 1979. Hardcover. Dust Jacket Included. Bound in green cloth, with DW, green endpapers, more than 160 illustrations , those commencing each plant family are in colour, 217pp VG / G. Portion of rear DW is faded

London: Constable and Co., 1939. Cloth. G to Vg. Bound in red cloth with front board decorated in gold with the seal of Marlborough College, no dw, p.245 to p.326.

London: Country Life Ltd., 1917. Cloth. Good. Boundin black cloth, no dw, 18 photographic plates, 13 figures and charts, 68pp.(+plates). Corners bumped

Edinburgh: Arch, Constable and Co., 1806. Full Leather. Good. Bound in full tree calf, page edges are coloured blue, 4 illustrations including a pull-out plate of " Mr Gladstones Reaping Machine " described as " machine to be wrought by one Horse ", was invented by Mr. Gladstones, Millwright in Castle Douglas. Kirkcudbrightshire, 558pp. Articles include : " On the Manufacture of Dunlop Cheese 2, " Experiments in the Culture of Potatoes ", "Upon the Expediency for the Poor of Scotland, and the Impolicy of all direct Taxation upon the Lower Classes of the People ", " Account of Holkham Sheep Shearing ", " On the Figure in which Trees should be disposed in Plantations ", " On Vegetables, considered as Chemical Instruments ", " Proposals for Instituting Evening Schools for the Instruction of Farm Servants, and, " Receipt for Making Black Currant Wine ". Crack down centre of spine, title label is missing.

London: Farmer's Magazine Office, 1835. Half Cloth . Good. Bound in navy blue cloth and grey paper-covered boards, 2 plates (on ploughs), 464pp. Text tight and clean, many pages uncut, binding is structurally sound but with library label on spine, spattered drops of oil on front board. Ex-library.

London: Bloomsbury Books, 1985. Cloth. Fine/Fine. Bound in pale blue cloth, with unclipped dw, 111 b/w illustrations, 15 page detailed index, 245pp.

London: Bloomsbury Books, 1985. Poor/Very Good. Bound in pale blue cloth, 111 illustrations, 246pp.

London: RIChard Phillips, 1804. New Edition Greatly Enlarged and Improve . Newly rebound in half brown calf with marble paper, raised bands highlighted with gold lines,titled in gold with publication date at bottom of spine, 2illustrations, 604pp. Condition of binding is fine, condition of text is good except for a tear to sheet of p.565-66 with loss of bottom quarter of sheet.

London: Reprint Society, 1967. Cloth. Very Good/Very Good. Bound in quarter blue cloth and cream paper, with protected dw, 2 page map of Pacific Ocean, 3 other b/w maps, 2 in-text diagrams, 15 b/w photographs. 230pp.