Search Results: Titles starting with R from Book Attic

As new. Small mark above publishers name on title page.

New.

Bloomsbury, 1995. First. hbk. Used- Very good. Bloomsbury, 1995, hardcover, very good condition with dust jacket

Unclipped dust cover. Yellowing pages. Some small signs of age spotting due to poor storage.

Beautiful condition book with a slip case. No inscriptions. Introduction by John Letts, illustrations by David Eccles.

Published by order of the Tate Trustees on the occasion of the exhibition at Tate Modern London 11 October 2005- 26 March 2006. This exhibition is the sixth commission in the Unilever Series. With additional support from Gagosian Gallery. Published 2005 by Tate Publishing. 188 pp.

Lovely condition. Minor mark to front and top corners slightly bumped.

Ian Allan Publishing; 1993. First edition. Hardcover with unclipped dust cover. Book and Cover in near fine condition. Black and white photographs.

Guild Publishing; London; 1989. With unclipped dust cover. Some signs of minor age spotting. Very good condition.

Harold Starke Ltd.; 1963. First edition. Ex Library book. With stamps ets associated with this. Red dust cover which is unclipped. Title page tanned age spotting to page edges.

With unclipped dust cover.

.Silver Link Publishing Ltd.;1992. Hardcover with unclipped dust cover. Near fine condition. 128pp. B/w photographs.

BCA; 1995. Hardcover with unclipped dust cover. 256 pp. Black and white photographs. Spine slightly faded- otherwise very good condition.

'Maurice Bray has put together a titillating book, bringing the story of the railway postcard to life together with a potted history of the railways themselves where appropriate: there is also a series of appendices which relate the story of the cards and their development…. Picture postcard collecting is now a comprehensive hobby , but fortunately it is not the most expensive and this book is commended to those who are making a start.' Patrick Whitehouse.
Moorland Publishing Co. Ltd.; 1986. Paperback. Uncreased spine. Inscription to FFEP. 240 pp. ISBN: 0861903137

Ian Allan Publishing; 1993. Hardcover. No dust cover. Spine sunned. 96 pp.

Colins: London, 1956, hardcover, c.5. Written inside cover in black pen

With unclipped dust cover. Dust cover showing some minor wear to top. Slight scuffing to corners.

David and Charles; 1983. Hardcover. No dust cover. Marks to top spine. Stamp to insIde FFEP and last paste down 'The Elizabethan Railway Society'.

Studio Editions; London; 1990. First edition thus. Hardcover with unclipped dust cover. Foreword by Sir Peter Parker. Book and dust cover in excellent condition. Slight sunning to front top and spine. Pages very slightly yellowed to edges. No inscriptions or previous owners names. Binding tight and text clean.

Colin Garratt is a professional railway photographer and author with an international reputation. As well as producing many pictorial books on varied aspects of the steam age in Britain and worldwide, he is the director of Milepost 92 1/2- a picture library and photographic service for the railway industry. Colin Garratt has made a wide selection of outstanding pictures from the 75 years of Henry Priestley's railway photography. Priestley is one of the greatest railway photographers, and this book, celebrates the excellence and insight of his varied work.
Sutton Publishing Ltd.; 2000. Hardcover with unclipped dust cover. Excellent condition. No previous owners names. Very very slight sunning to spine.