Search Results: Titles starting with T from exPB

(London: Barrie and Rockliff: 1960) First Edition. Boards (that is, hard covers) pp. 173. Frontispiece. Bibliography. Index. First Edition. Withdrawn from a staff library with its stamps on the front free and front fixed endpapers otherwise a near fine copy in very good dust-jacket.

Cover title adds 'All Television and Radio Fun'. (London: 'News of the World') Quarter cloth pictorial boards (that is, hard covers) pp. 108 inclusive of the boards (280 x 210 mm). Illustrated. Includes 'Timothy Rabbit goes to the Zoo' and 'Television Sea-Party', both written and illustrated by Elizabeth Skottowe, and also two pages of coloured comic strips under the heading of 'Felix the T.V. Cat and his Magic Ray'. Corners of boards rubbed; a near fine copy.

(London: Ward Lock: 1949) First Edition. Quarter cloth pictorial boards (that is, hard covers) pp. 128 (254 x 191 mm) Illustrated by Geoffrey Squire including eight handsome colour plates and eight other plates, all additional to the pagination. First Edition. Gift inscription of recto of the frontispiece. A little rubbing to the corners and to the lower edges of the boards otherwise a fine bright copy in near complete but worn price-clipped dust-jacket.

([Adelaide]: [Privately printed by Hyde Park Press for TATGORAG members]) Pictorial boards (that is, hard covers) pp. 101 (300 x 215 mm). Illustrated from photographs by Rob Hunt and Noel Grieve (see p. 7). On a third tour, these eight prominent Adelaide businessmen experience the culinary and golfing delights of England and Scotland as enjoyed at Royal Cinque Ports, Sunningdale, Wentworth, Royal Lytham and St. Ann’s, Royal Liverpool, Kintyre, Royal Troon, Turnberry, North Berwick, Muirfield, Gleneagles and Kingsbarns. The authors are described as ‘scribes’ on p. 7 and the imprint details are surmised from the fact that the volume was purchased from Hyde Park Press at the time of its liquidation. About fine.

(Terang: "Terang Express" Print: 1936) First Ed. Dec. bds pp. viii, 84. Illust. Errata Slip. First Edition. Very good

(London: Amalgamated Press: May 20th 1939-July 8th 1939) A continuous run of eight issues with new abbreviated title, no subtitle, and with five of the issues called 'New TRIUMPH'; Vol. 30 Numbers 761-768 inclusive. Upper marginal damage to two issues, without loss of text, otherwise in generally very good order.

(London: Amalgamated Press: March 11th - May 13th 1939) A continuous run of ten issues, Vol. 29 Numbers 751-754 and Vol. 30 Numbers 755-760 inclusive. A little upper marginal damage to three of the issues, without loss of text, otherwise in generally very good order.

(London: Constable: 1927) First Ed. Gilt cl. pp. x, 432. Illust. Index. Lower edge uncut. First Edition. Spine faded though gilt lettering still legible, nicked at foot, some (generally light) foxing to the early leaves, internally very good.

(London: TV Publications Limited: Copyright 1964) Pictorial boards of characters crowded onto the No. 1 podium against an Olympic background (that is, hard covers) pp. 104 inclusive of the boards (280 x 207 mm). Illustrated, including panel stories of Supercar and Fireball XL5, both of which are also featured respectively on the front endpapers and rear endpapers. Head and foot of spine and corners and edges of boards a little rubbed otherwise a near fine copy.

With Acknowledgments to the B.B.C. and its Children’s Television Programmes. (London: Ariel Productions/Distributed by Sampson Low, Marston: no date) 1950s. Pictorial boards (that is, hard covers) pp. 64 inclusive of boards (282 x 223 mm) Illustrated. Head and foot of spine and corners of boards rubbed otherwise an about fine copy.

Head and foot of spine heavily worn, and the boards overall, what with stains and fading, are shabby; internally good.

(London: Hodder and Stoughton: 1887) Cloth, bevelled boards, ruled in black and lettered in gilt (that is, hard covers) pp. iv, 115 (270 x 190 mm). Illustrated by three Engravings (of the Tabernacle in the Wilderness, one coloured, with notes), Autotypes (Ground Plan and Elevation of the Temple of Solomon, with explanation), and a Map of the Land divided according to Ezekiel. Head and foot of spine and corners of boards worn; inner hinges cracking; otherwise very good.

(London: Arthur H. Stockwell: no date) Red cloth lettered in gilt (that is, hard covers) pp. 157. With Nine Illustrations by the Author. An Australian novel told by a young war widow who moves to the backblocks to farm turkeys, possibly in the Adelaide Hills. She is not the first Australian heroine to poultry farm, a notable example being Phoebe in ‘Kirkham’s Find’ by Mary Gaunt, but the flavour of the narrative is more akin to Canadian novelist L.M. Montgomery with its small community interests, here overshadowed by the Great War, and in its display of a profound love for the natural environment. Not recorded in Depasquale. An ownership inscription dated April 1922. Spine sunned; marks to rear board; edges foxed; a very good copy.

(Wholly set up and printed by First Aust. Army Printing and Press Unit: Fri., 28 May 1943, Sat., 5 June 1943 and Sun., 20 June 1943). Free to the Troops. The first two of pp. 4, the third of 8 pp. Very good copies.

(Wholly set up and printed by 1 Aust. Press Unit, AIF: Between Sat., 28 July and Thu., 13 September 1945) Free to the Troops. All pp. 4. No. 100 split at spine; have been folded horizontally; browning with age; otherwise very good.

(Wholly set up and printed by 1 Aust. Press Unit, AIF: Wed., 15th Aug 1945). ‘Sun-set Edition’ printed over Japanese Flag. Pages 4. Has been folded horizontally and split along fold; leading edges neatly reinforced with clear tape.; browning with age; otherwise very good.

(London, Sydney and Cape Town: Burroughs Wellcome and Co.: no date) An outbreak of the plague in Hong Kong in 1894 is mentioned, suggesting a late nineteenth century date for this publication. Limp cloth (that is, flexible covers) plus pp. 84 (154 x 105 mm). Appendix of prescriptions. Index. Pocket medical guide in close print, alphabetically arranged, from Alcohol to Yellow Fever and Abrasions to Poultices. Light discoloration to front wrapper; a little internal mainly marginal marking; otherwise very good.

With an Introduction by Professor A.P. Elkin. (Sydney: Australasian Publishing: August 1943) First Edition. Decorated cloth (that is, hard covers) pp. viii, 209. Illustrated. Gift inscription on front free endpaper. Cloth a little sunned and a little rubbing to head and foot of spine and corners of boards; a very good copy.

(Sydney: Lithographed in Australia by Colourtone Pty. Ltd. for Jons Productions: no date) First Edition. Muir 6255 suggests 1945. Quarter cloth pictorial boards (that is, hard covers) pp. 28 (213 x 233 mm). Illustrated by the Author. First Edition. A near fine copy.

(Sydney: Lithographed in Australia by Colourtone Pty. Ltd. for Jons Productions: no date) First Edition. Muir 6255. Quarter cloth pictorial boards (that is, hard covers) pp. 28 (212 x 232 mm). Illustrated by the Author. The friendship of a pouter pigeon and a blue wren. First Edition. Wear to head and foot of spine and corners of boards; a very good copy.