Search Results: Titles starting with I from Bookfare

Milan: Giunta Regionale Toscana AND Editrice Bibliografica, 1993 17 colour and 7 black & white illustrations; No. 43 of 'Inventari e Cataloghi Toscani'; Paperback; Wrappers a little unevenly faded, vg.

Josiah Livingstone, Edinburgh, no date : 1918 ? 2 plates; 1 illustration in the text; Presentation Inscription to verso of frontispiece: "With the warm regards of Ian's father"; Author: Norman C. Macfarlane; Foreword by James Reid; Paperback: grey cloth wrappers; Wrappers a little dirtied, previous owner's inscription, near fine.

Aberdeen: D. Wyllie, 1902 Tissue-guarded portrait frontispiece and 3 other plates; "A Scottish Soldier of Fortune, Being a Life of General John Forbes of the Portuguese Army"; Hardback: red ribbed cloth decorated in gilt, bevelled edges; Spine darkened, some cover wear, front hinge tender, prelims foxed, 2 previous owners' inscriptions to front free end-paper. g+

London: Collins, 1963 1 illustration; Hardback: dark green patterned cloth decorated in gilt on spine; Near fine in remains of a dustwrapper lacking much of the rear panel.

London: Edward Arnold, 1948 48 plates; Hardback: red-brown cloth lettered in gilt on spine, rounded corners; Top board bowed, a little general wear and spotting, vg in worn dustwrapper.

London: Methuen, 1935 22 illustrations; First British Edition; Translated from the French by Lewis Galantiere; Theatrical memoirs; Hardback: green cloth lettered in gilt; Slight lean to book, front hinge tender, vg+

Florence: Sadea, 1965 31 colour plates, 3 double-page; 3 black & white illustrations; Volume 28 in the series "Forma E Colore"; Text in Italian; Paperback; Near fine.

London: Ilford 56 illustrations; 16 page Ilford catalogue bound in at end; Not dated: published c. 1920 ?; Hardback: red cloth lettered in gilt, patterned end-papers; Slight sigs of use, previous owner's stamp to front free end-paper, brown stains (developing chemicals?) to front edge and 2 leaves of text, vg

London: Salamander Books, 1987 363 colour illustrations from photographs; 475 illustrations from drawings; Hardback: glazed illustrated boards, pink illustrated end-papers (different front and rear); Some signs of use, vg. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall

London: L. Reeve, 1892 1315 illustrations; "A series of wood engravings, with dissections, of British plants"; The third edition, "revised and enlarged"; Hardback: dark green ribbed binder's cloth decorated in gilt on spine; Slight lean to book, 5 illustrations coloured in by a previous owner, near fine.

London: HMSO, 1936 Folding map & 20 plates; Volume 3 of "Illustrated Regional Guides to Ancient Monuments under the ownership or guardianship of His Majesty's Office of Works"; Hardback: green cloth lettered in gilt; Spine & edges slightly darkened, vg

1981 19 illustrations by Valerie Wallis; No place or publisher shown; Paperback, illustrated wrappers; Date inked to title-page and old price to top wrapper, else near fine.

London: Omnibus Press, 1976 31 colour illustrations; 67 black & white illustrations; First British Edition; Designed by Seymour Chwast; Edited by William E. Maloney; Paperback, folio; Near fine.

Dublin: The Automobile Association, 1963 204 plates; 101 maps; Covers both Ulster and the Republic; Hardback: green cloth decorated in black, map and mileage chart to rear end-papers, plastic measure bookmark; Top board bent and a little spotted, string holding bookmark broken, text and illustrations clean, vg- in g+ worn dustwrapper.

London: George Allen & Unwin, 1936 No. 11 in George Allen & Unwin's 'Pocket Crowns' series; Amongst those providing the Imaginary Biographies are Arthur Bryant, Hilaire Belloc, James Agate and C.P. Snow; Hardback: green cloth lettered in white, top edge green; Slight signs of use, vg+

London: Leslie Frewin, 1973 43 illustrations; "Churchill Centenary Edition"; Hardback: white cloth decorated in gilt; Small area of damage to top board, brown spot to front pastedown, vg in torn dustjacket.

Dublin: John Adams, 1806 "Candidates: Lieut.-Gen. Ban. Tarleton. Major-General Isaac Gascoyne, and Wm. Roscoe, Esq."; Inscribed on front free end-paper: "Given to Richard D Holt by Henry Yates Thompson March 1904": Thompson 1838-1928) was the proprietor of the Pall Mall Gazette and made a famous collection of manuscripts, Holt (1868-1941) was a right-wing Liberal politician and MP for Hexham; Hardback: late nineteenth century red cloth decorated in gilt on spine, yellow end-papers; Title-page stained, 4 leaves a little torn (no loss), a vg copy of a scarce tightly-bound ephemeral item.

1st Edition, Houghton Mifflin, Boston, 1982 "Explores the reasons behind the current crisis in [American] puiblishing"; Quarter black cloth on blue boards lettered in gilt; Fine in slightly worn dust-wrapper.

London: Country Life, 1951 30 illustrations by Gilbert Spencer; Hardback: red cloth decorated in gilt, light blue lettering-piece, top edge green; Slight wear to covers, text and illustrations clean, vg+

Spellmount, Staplehurst, Kent, 1994 2 maps; 50 illustrations; "The Siege and Storming of the Fortress of Badajoz, 16 March to 6 April 1812; Based on the eye-witness accounts of the men of the French and British armies"; Paperback, quarto; Previous owner's inscription to half-title, else fine.