Search Results: Titles starting with G from Keogh's Books

, 192 pages, index at the rear [3], catalogue with illustrations throughout

, advertising flyer, engraved illustration with blue titles (including various typefaces)

, 34 pages, with black & white photographs throughout

, 75 [1] pages, 32 tissue guarded black and white photogravures including frontispiece

, 26 pages, with colour illustrations throughout, text in German and English.

Presented by Glasgow Print Studio, Glasgow, 1984 First Edition. Paperback. , internally and externally clean, a nice copy, in very good condition. 25 x 18 cm approx. , 15 pages, including foreword by Ian Fleming (principle of Glasgow School of Art 1954-1972), 7 full-page wood engravings and 2 laminated colour linocuts , stapled pictorial card covers

, 56, 79 and 78 pages, detailed illustrations and diagrams throughout all books

Published by Oisin Publications, Dublin, 1972 First Edition. Paperback. , book has wear to cover, creasing and marking, central section spotted with foxing, one page loose, fair condition. 25 x 18 cm. , 44 pages, illustrated throughout in black and white, includes publishers advertisements

, ix, 214 pages, sixty-two photogravures and ten lithographic facsimiles in colour, includes chapters on English Art and the Precursors of Gainsborough, Gainsborough's Family, Birth and Early Years-His Masters-Gravelot-Hayman, Pictures Painted at Bath and Last Year's in London-Death amongst others, complete

, vi, [4] 298 pages, includes 4 coloured plates, black and white photos and music, signed by the author on the title page

, title page, 2 pages of text, and 20 guarded plates

, Volume I, 136 pages, Volume II, 132 pages, Volume III, 120 pages, 193 engraved plates as published

, 319 pages, with numerous black & white illustrations, text in Danish, title translates to 'Madness, psychiatry, mad movement: a sketch of madness and psychiatry history'"

, Volume I, ii, 279 pages. Volume II, ii, 264 pages. Volume III, ii, 438 pages. 144 chromolithographed plates. Volumes I and II have black and white engraved title pages. Volume III has index and appendix to rear. Tipped in publisher's details to front of volume I and II. Decorative capitals and tailpieces.

, xxviii, 476 pages, with 41 coloured plates representing 56 coloured illustrations drawn especially for this edition, collated

Published by Collins, London, 1981 First Edition in presentation biding. Hardback. , book and bound in dust wrapper in fine condition/, presentation case a little rubbed. Large Folio ( 43 x 31 cm ). , 117 pages illustrated with 24 colour plates and numerous black and white drawings, dust wrapper bound in at rear , presentation binding, cream leather to sides, black leather spine with gilt title, marbled endpapers, very solid hinged case covered in blue cloth lined in velvet

, [8], 1-632 pages, contains many black and white illustrations and adverts, 12 issues from January-December 1929, index to front. Includes articles on Plover's Eggs, Salmon, Jackdaws, Propagating Fruit Trees, The Reed Warbler, Char Fishing, Autumn Sea Trout, Rod and Rifle in New Zealand, Skylark, Decrease of Corncrake, Wild Life up the Amazon

, 224 pages

Published for The Folk-Lore Society by David Nutt, London, 1901 First Edition. Hardback. , spine ends and corners lightly scuffed, spine slightly shaken, ex-library copy with usual labels and stamps at front, remains of label to lower spine, internally clean, in good+ condition. Octavo. , vii, 270 pages including index, with 3 black and white photographic plates, 'With the compilers compliments' handwritten in ink by Robert Craig Maclagan on vignette title page , brown cloth with gilt titles to spine, gilt publisher's emblem to front and black borders to front and rear

,[4], iii, 256 pages, xii, 2 fold out maps to rear