Search Results: Titles starting with T from COBNAR BOOKS

1888.. 1888 [7] heavy card leaves which hinge on stubs. The contents which are all window mounted comprise a painted and decorated title page within ruled and ornate gilt borders; rubricated presentation statement 'We, the undersigned, your esteemed Father's tenants,tradesmen, friends and neighbours ...'; four leaves of names in double columns; painted device on the final leaf. 33 x 29 cms. Handsomely bound in grained black morocco. The bevelled boards panelled with multiple rolls in blind and gilt, with the title lettered on the front board. Closed by a central brass clasp. Decorative embossed endpapers, the turn ins with a wide gilt roll. Faint spotting of the contents. The binding is in fine, bright condition. The final leaf carries a neat inscription 'Charles James Saxby, Bookseller, Leominster'. He is listed in Littlebury's Directory and Gazetteer of Herefordshire, 1876-7 as SAXBY CHARLES JAMES, book and music seller, printer, binder, stationer, newsagent, circulating library, and… Read More

Romae, Ex officina typographica Francisci Gonzagae in Via lata, , [1714.]. 1714 Folio. xliv, 115, [14] p. 47 plates. First edition. Contemporary calf, rubbed but sound. Rebacked at some time and the old label re-laid. Title page with an engraved vignette of a dissection scene. As usual this copy doesn't have the unnumbered plate of a graduated scale which was intended to be cut out. A few signs of use and occasional faint spotting. Damp mark in the blank margins, mostly towards the end of the volume. Small closed tear at the foot of the final Index leaf. A large, unpressed copy. Overall a good copy in sound useable condition. The plates were produced in the 1550s from Eustachi's drawings but most remained unpublished until rediscovered in the early 18th century when this edition appeared with Lancini's notes.

Derby, Printed and published by Thomas Richardson; and sold by Hurst, Chance, and Co., London,, [c1830].. 1830 16mo. 31,[1];31,[1];31,[1]p. Woodcuts throughout. Contemporary quarter morocco with marbled boards, rubbed but sound. The Natural History is illustrated with Bewick cuts, somewhat superior to the two other sets of blocks. Free endpapers removed, otherwise a very good copy of a scarce provincial chapbook collection. Not traced in the BL online.

Dublin, Vol. I: Printed by Nicholas Kelly, for P. Wogan [and 12 others], [Vol. II: Printed by William Porter for P. Wogan . . .], 1801.. 1801 8vo. Two volumes in one. [4], 220; [4], 224 p. Modern quarter calf binding. Spine with a contrasting label. A tall, untrimmed copy, published the same year as the London first edition. A collection of Gothic tales in verse with contributions by Scott, Southey, Burns and others, as well as original poems by Lewis himself.

Edinburgh, Adam and Charles Black, , 1869.. 1869 viii, [2],476 p. Frontis. Part title to each part with continuous pagination. The text is in two columns. Bound in dark green half calf with cloth boards. Some shelfwear to the corners and edges. The endpapers are spotted but the main txxt block is clean and tight.

Rainham, Meresborough Books, , 1985. . 1985 128 p. Illustrations. 21cm. Paperback. A very good copy.

London, Doppler Press, , 1980. . 1980 [2], xv, 90 p. Publisher's brown cloth, lettered on the spine and the front board. A fine copy.

London, , [1892.] . 1892 viii, 106, 14 p. Publisher's paper covered boards. Cloth spine with a paper label. Some wear on edges and corners, the label rubbed and an old dampstain at the top of the front board, not affecting the contents. Very clean inside and unopened at the head. Borrow spent a year in St. Petersburg studying the Russian language, during which time he published these translations in an edition of 100 copies. This edition was produced c.1892, reputedly in an edition of 250 copies and with a facsimile of the 1835 title page. A scarce Borrow item.

Printed for J. Johnson [and others],, 1808.. 1808 12mo in 6s. Five volumes. Contemporary calf, rubbed on edges and with a little wear on corners and joints. Spines gilt. Internally clean and tight. A clean, sound set.

Canterbury, Canterbury Environment Centre, 1997., 1997.. 1997 130 p. Illustrations. Text in three columns. A4 format paperback with the text in three columns. Pictorial wrappers. Oral history of living and working in Canterbury and its villages 1900-1939.

Now reproduced and published by George Allen & Unwin,, 1917.. 1917 Small 4to. 144 p. 25 colour plates tipped onto colour mounts, one or two creased at corners. The scarce dustwrapper survives in a distressed state with its mounted colour printed onlay. Now sleeved for protection. Light toning of the endpapers, otherwise clean and tight internally. A very good copy.

Londini: Excudebant G. B[ishop] R. N[ewbery] & R. B[arker], An. Dom. 1593., 1593.. 1593 Folio. Collates [para]4,A-P6, 2A-2S6, 3A-3M6, 3N4, 4A-4V6, 4X4, 5A-5L6, 5M8, [A]-2[K]6, 2[L]4. In six parts, each with divisional title page and separate pagination or foliation. The title pages to the Old Testament read "Bibliorum pars secunda [-tertia, quarta] .." and "Libri apocryphi, sive appendix Testamenti Veteris ..". The divisional titles to part 4 and the Apocrypha are dated 1592. That to the New Testament reads "D.N. Jesu Christi Testamentum Novum .." and bears the imprint "Londini, excudebant reg. typograph. Anno salutis humanæ 1592.". Tremellius's and Be`ze's versions of the New Testament are printed in parallel columns. P6, 2S6, 4X4 and 2[L]4 are blank. Bound in modern tan goatskin with handmade paper endpapers. Old endpapers preserved. Titlepage laid down with minor loss at lower corner. Some wear to lower blank corners at both ends of the volume, evidence of its having been disbound fora… Read More

Colchester Archaeological Group, , 1990.. 1990 viii, 95, [1] p. A4 format paperback. Maps, figs., colour plates. The spine is sunned, otherwise a very good clean copy.

London: Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,, 1812.. 1815 12mo. Four volumes. [12], 263, [1]p.; [4], 240 p.; [1], 252 p.; [4], 262, [2] p. Advert. leaf at the end of Vol. 4. Contemporary calf gilt, with loss of surface on the boards. Replacement labels to vols. 1 and 2. Green silk markers. The contents are clean and tight.

Scarborough, S. W. Theakston,, 1862.. 1862 vi, [2], 223 p. Folding map, six plates, wood engravings in the text. Publisher's brown cloth, embossed and gilt. Some offset from the frontispiece onto the titlepage, otherwise a fine copy.

Scarborough, S. W. Theakston,, 1862.. 1862 vi, [2], 223 p. Folding map, six plates, wood engravings in the text. Publisher's brown cloth, embossed and gilt. Small ink stain on the frontispiece and minor wear to the cloth at the foot of the spine, otherwise a very good copy.

Rainham, Meresborough Books,, 1993.. 1993 304p. Illustrations. 23cm. Paperback. A very good copy.

Stroud, Sutton Publishing,, 1999.. 1999 xv, 192 p. Illustrations. Publisher's binding with the dustwrapper. An unread copy.

Country Life Limited,, 1931.. 1931 Quarto. 195 p. Coloured frontispiece, illustrations in the text. A very good copy in publisher's cloth backed boards. Sleeved dustwrapper with two short edge tears and a small tape mark at the head of the spine. Contents clean and tight. The volume includes a facsimile reprint of A Hundred Points of Husbandry, 1557 and Dorothy Hartley's carefully edited and annotated edition of Five Hundred Points of Husbandry, 1571.

Harrogate, Printed and published by R. Ackrill,, 1908.. 1908 [6], 268, [6] p. Two maps, one folded. Illustrations. Adverts. The section by William Grange titled Some of the walks & footpaths around Harrogate (pp.193-268) contains eleven more maps. Printed blue wrappers which show some signs of use. The first 2 or 3 pages have turned corners at the foot, otherwise a clean copy with a lot of Edwardian adverts.