badminton library (25 Ergebnisse)

Booklet - Unbound Pages. Zustand: Very Good. 9 pages. An authentic standalone article, extracted from a larger volume. Not a reprint or reproduction, but an original work in its own right. Supplied without title page or cover. Size: 14 x 21 cms. Category: Book & Magazine Collector; Cosmo Books : 29 years on ABE, 47 years taking care of customers. A bookseller you can rely on.

Hardback. Zustand: G++. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: No DW. 1st Edition. Publishers cloth. Fairly clean tight book is quite worn but no major faults. Book is in good double plus condition with noticeable signs of wear and/or age.

Third edition. Bound in Half blue morocco, tan boards with gilt crest to upper bd. T.e.g. Cold frontis. with tissue guard. Ills. throughout. Some light foxing throughout o/w contents sound.

well illust (illustrator). 3rd. Badminton Library od Sports & Pastimes edited by His Grace The Duke of Beaufort, K.G., assisted by Alfred E.T. Watson brown illustrated binding, very good conditio.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. First Edition, 2 volumes, limited edition copy number 28 of 250 copies, , original half morocco, good set.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. Limited Edition. "The Badminton Library Shooting: Field And Covert (1906) / Moor And Marsh (1893)" by The Badminton Library. This leather-bound book was published by Longmans, Green, and Co in London and includes illustrations. It is a limited edition includes one signature and one ex libris plate. Valuable collectible for those interested in shooting and the outdoors and history. The book is a personalized version with a unique European peer origin, providing a special and rare addition to your book collection.

First Edition. [Sport/recreation] FIRST EDITION. Octavo (19 x 15cm), pp.340. Illustrated throughout. Publisher's original decorated and titled brown cloth, green swan-patterned endpapers. Some foxing, bookplate and ink stamp to endpapers, covers lightly handled, some toning to spine. Very good.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Large paper edition, limited to 250 copies, with frontis, and illustrations, frontis foxed, original half blue morocco, split to bottom of spine repaired, , 4to, pp. 462.

First Edition. [Sport/recreation] FIRST EDITION. Octavo. Illustrated throughout. Elegantly hand-bound in half dark blue oasis morocco leather over marbled sides, spine gilt-lettered in six compartments with raised bands, top edge gilt. A little spotting to first and final leaves else a fine copy in attractive recent leather binding.

8vo. (19 x 14.5cm). pp. xii+378+[4]. Original pictorial brown cloth, green patterned endpapers. 18 full page illustrations, with a further 35 in the text block. One loose plate at p.78 neatly reinserted. A very good copy. Originally published as Athletics and [Rugby] Football in 1887, evolving into this separate study of Association Football (soccer) and Rugby with Athletics similarly represented in its own volume.

Second edition, 8vo, xx, 464 pp. 13 plates plus illustrations in the text, partly unopened, owner's ink stamp to the paste downs. Original decorative brown cloth, lower cover marked with gilt initials to the lower corner, ink stamp repeated to the bottom of the text block.

[Sport] NEW EDITION. Octavo (18 x 13cm), pp.xiv; 480. Illustrated with 28 plates and many line drawings in the text by Thomas Hodge and Harry Furniss. Publisher's original decorated and titled brown cloth, green swan-patterned endpapers. Armorial bookplate of MacFarlane Digby, contents a little spotted, old tape mark to flyleaf, cloth a little rubbed and handled, one small nick to spine. Very good. First published in 1890, this definitive guide to golf was 'thoroughly revised with additions' in 1895. This printing is entirely reset and the text considerably longer.

[Sports] Two volumes, octavo (19 x 14cm). Illustrated throughout. First was 1885, these being reprinted 1895-6. Bound in publisher's half blue morocco with gilt titles to spines, yellow cloth boards with gilt crest to centre of uppers; blue ribbon markers, top edges gilt, other edges untrimmed, coated black endpapers. Contents clean with only light and occasional spotting. Hinges starting to first volume, else bindings sound and pleasantly aged, with some wear and re-colouring to corners and spine heads and tails. Very good.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. 1st Edition. First Edition, 2 volumes, limited edition copy number 133 of 250 copies, , original half morocco, little rubbed, , little foxing,

First edition, number 130 of 250 large paper copies. Blue half morocco over orange cloth. Gilt rules and crest vignette to upper cover. Gilt titles and ruled ends to spine. Top edge gilt others untrimmed, retaining blue page marker ribbon. A very good copy some minor wear to the boards and a previous ownership bookplate to front pastedown. Profusely illustrated with black and white frontispiece under a tissue guard, as well as twenty full page illustrations, further smaller illustrations to the text, and a fold out map to the rear. Victorian era sporting books were dominated by the Badminton Library Series, each one in a handsome binding and containing the expertise of the day along with a multitude of illustrations.

First edition, 2 volumes, 8vo. 56 plates, including 7 coloured plates of flags, numerous black and white illustrations in the text, owner's ink stamp to the paste downs, both volumes unopened. Original decorative brown cloth, lower covers a little marked with gilt initials to the lower corner, ink stamp repeated to the bottom of the text block, a very good set.

No Binding. Zustand: Near Fine. photographic presentation of a wood engravings; overall 19 x 13 cm, image 10,5 x 10 cm. one edge slightly frayed with stitchmarks; exc. cond.- A collection of 6 wrestling prints from 'The Badminton Library Book Of Sports. The Badminton Library, Fencing, Boxing, Wrestling, edited by His Grace the Duke of Beaufort, assisted by Alfred E. T. A Watson.', by Walter H. Pollock, E. B. Michell, and Walter Armstrong, and first published 1889.

2nd. xiii-472 + xiii-412 pages, + advert leaf, frontis and numerous text illustrations. Foxing to frontis tissue guard and lesser so to title page, also to closed page edge. Armorial bookplate to the front paste down of each volume. Publishers' pictorial brown cloth with gilt title and fish vignette to the spine. A comprehensive guide for the Victorian angler on game and coarse fishing with some excellent period illustrations of tackle etc.

reprints. 2 volumes Fishing: xvi-483 + xvi (4)-448 pages, + advert leaf, frontis and numerous full page and text illustrations. Publishers' pictorial brown cloth with gilt title and fish vignette to the spines. Avery good + copy the contents clean the bindings bright with no defects A comprehensive guide for the Victorian and Edwardian angler running to many editions on game and coarse fishing with some excellent period illustrations of tackle etc.

No Binding. Zustand: Near Fine. photographic presentation of a wood engravings; overall 19 x 13 cm, image 10,5 x 10 cm. one edge slightly frayed with stitchmarks; exc. cond.- A collection of 9 boxing prints from 'The Badminton Library Book Of Sports. The Badminton Library, Fencing, Boxing, Wrestling, edited by His Grace the Duke of Beaufort, assisted by Alfred E. T. A Watson.', by Walter H. Pollock, E. B. Michell, and Walter Armstrong, and first published 1889.

1st Edn,. xvi -453, x- 443 pages, advert leaf illustrated with full page and numerous text illustrations by Charles Whymper, J. Wolf and H. Willink, and from photographs. Some occasional spotting to contents, armorial bookplate to front paste down of each volume, publisher's brown pictorial cloth, with gilt lions head and moose's head to spines vg. Includes contributions by Sir Samuel Baker, F.C.Selous, W.C.Oswell, Abel Chapman etc., Vol I covers hunting in Africa, hunting elephant, lion, hippopotamus, rhinoceros, giraffe and other game. Vol II Asia, Arctic, Europe includes Arctic, European and India Hunting for Stag, Elk, Chamois. Ibex Bear Tiger etc.

First edition, number 208 of 250 large paper copies. This is the largest of the three formats in which the Badminton Library was issued: large paper, deluxe, and standard trade edition. The Badminton Library - handsomely produced, profusely illustrated and employing the leading authorities of the day - was the preeminent series of sporting books of the late Victorian era. The project was the brainchild of the publishers, Longman, who were themselves a keen sporting family: William had been a founder member of the Alpine Club and C. J. a football blue at Oxford and England archery champion. The chief editor was Henry Somerset, eighth duke of Beaufort (1824-1899), himself from a family of sportsmen, and the name "Badminton Library" was derived from Badminton in Gloucestershire, his principal country residence. He shared editorial duties with Alfred E. T. Watson (1849-1922). The original series consisted of 28 volumes, issued between 1885 and 1896. It "rapidly gained the reputation of being the 'last word' on questions relating to the subjects. Sets of these were an essential component in the libraries of gentlemen's clubs and country houses. Though subsequent works of reference have been as authoritative, none has been as thorough" (Michael Patterson, A Brief History of Life in Victorian Britain: A Social History of Queen Victoria's Reign, 2013). Quarto (242 x 186 mm). Frontispiece and title-page vignette with tissue guard, 11 plates, illustrations in the text, by Charles Whymper and Captain R. M. Alexander. Original blue half morocco, spine lettered in gilt, gilt coat of arms over orange cloth, blue endpapers, top edge gilt, other edges untrimmed, blue silk bookmarker. Spine sunned, small black marks to front cover, slight rubbing and wear to extremities, trivial short splits to rear inner hinges, remains firm, light foxing to free endpapers, contents otherwise bright and clean. A very good copy indeed.

First edition, number 165 of 250 large paper copies. This is the largest of the three formats in which the Badminton Library was issued: large paper, deluxe, and standard trade edition. The Badminton Library - handsomely produced, profusely illustrated and employing the leading authorities of the day - was the preeminent series of sporting books of the late Victorian era. The project was the brainchild of the publishers, Longman, who were themselves a keen sporting family: William had been a founder member of the Alpine Club and C. J. a football blue at Oxford and England archery champion. The chief editor was Henry Somerset, eighth duke of Beaufort (1824-1899), himself from a family of sportsmen, and the name "Badminton Library" was derived from Badminton in Gloucestershire, his principal country residence. He shared editorial duties with Alfred E. T. Watson (1849-1922). The original series consisted of 28 volumes, issued between 1885 and 1896. It "rapidly gained the reputation of being the 'last word' on questions relating to the subjects. Sets of these were an essential component in the libraries of gentlemen's clubs and country houses. Though subsequent works of reference have been as authoritative, none has been as thorough" (Michael Patterson, A Brief History of Life in Victorian Britain: A Social History of Queen Victoria's Reign, 2013). Quarto (251 x 186 mm). Engraved frontispiece with tissue guard, 12 engraved plates by Walker & Boutall and J. D. Cooper, after drawings by S. T. Dadd and photographs by G. Mitchell, illustrations in the text. Original blue half morocco, orange cloth, spine lettered in gilt, coat of arms to front cover in gilt, top edge gilt, other edges untrimmed, blue endpapers, blue silk page marker. Spine slightly sunned, a little rubbing and couple of spots of wear to extremities, couple of minor marks to covers, else bright, contents slightly foxed, plates largely unaffected. A very good copy.

First edition, number 170 of 250 large paper copies. This compendium was written by William Coutts Keppel, 7th Earl of Albemarle, and George Lacy Hillier. Keppel notes that riding the tricycle and bicycle, whether by women or by men, "is by far the most recent of all sports" represented in the series. The Badminton Library, a series of sporting books which aimed to cover comprehensively all major sports and pastimes, was conceived by Longmans, Green & Co. and edited by Henry Somerset, 8th Duke of Beaufort (1824-1899). For each sport, the editors chose authors who were authorities in their fields. The series was named after the Duke of Beaufort's principal country house, Badminton in Gloucestershire. Volumes were available in three formats: the trade edition in illustrated brown cloth; the deluxe edition in blue half morocco; and the large paper deluxe edition, limited to 250 copies, also in blue half morocco. Large octavo. Frontispiece, 18 plates, woodcut illustrations in text, all by Viscount Bury and Joseph Pennell. Original dark blue half morocco, spine lettered in gilt, orange cloth sides, crest to front cover in gilt, black endpapers, top edge gilt, others untrimmed, blue silk bookmarker. Bookplate of John Arthur Brooke, first Baronet of Almondbury (1844-1920). Sunning to spine, leather slightly rubbed, occasional foxing. A very good copy.

First edition, number 5 of 250 large paper copies. This is the largest of the three formats in which the Badminton Library was issued: large paper, deluxe, and standard trade edition. The Badminton Library - handsomely produced, profusely illustrated and employing the leading authorities of the day - was the preeminent series of sporting books of the late Victorian era. The project was the brainchild of the publishers, Longman, who were themselves a keen sporting family: William had been a founder member of the Alpine Club and C. J. a football blue at Oxford and England archery champion. The chief editor was Henry Somerset, eighth duke of Beaufort (1824-1899), himself from a family of sportsmen, and the name "Badminton Library" was derived from Badminton in Gloucestershire, his principal country residence. He shared editorial duties with Alfred E. T. Watson (1849-1922). The original series consisted of 28 volumes, issued between 1885 and 1896. It "rapidly gained the reputation of being the 'last word' on questions relating to the subjects. Sets of these were an essential component in the libraries of gentlemen's clubs and country houses. Though subsequent works of reference have been as authoritative, none has been as thorough" (Michael Patterson, A Brief History of Life in Victorian Britain: A Social History of Queen Victoria's Reign, 2013). Quarto (242 x 186 mm). Frontispiece and title-page vignette with tissue guard, 20 plates, illustrations in the text. Original blue half morocco, spine lettered in gilt, gilt coat of arms over orange cloth, blue endpapers, top edge gilt, other edges untrimmed. Spine lightly sunned, covers lightly rubbed, slight wear to extremities, contents with lighter and darker foxing throughout. A very good copy.