E c quiggin ed (5 Ergebnisse)

hardcover. Zustand: Used-Very Good. Reprint. Gilt-stamped cloth, taller 8vo, 656 pp., profusely illustrated in b&w. Ex-library with minimal markings (Penciled markings to title, small library stamp to title). Spine sunned. Boards rubbed. Bottom rear corner slightly bumped. Internally, quite sound. Overall, very good. …

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Well maintained. All pages are present but have marks, creasing and other signs of wear. "A classical scholar, he was born 6 August 1853, youngest son of the Rev. John Henry Ridgeway, of Ballydermot, King's Co. (Offaly), and Marianna Ridgeway, daughter of Samuel Ridgeway of Aghanvilla, King's Co. His parents may have been cousins; his family were descended from settlers who had left Devon and come to Ireland during the reign of James I. Educated at Portarlington school, he then entered TCD and, an outstanding classical scholar, won several prizes including the Berkeley Greek medal and the Vice-Chancellor Latin medal. In 1876 he entered Peterhouse, Cambridge, transferring to Gonville and Cai.…

Hardcover. Zustand: VG. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: No Jacket (assume none issued). 1st ed. f/piece portrait of Ridgeway with tissue-guard. xxv+656, plates ex-pag. & text figs throughout numbered by chapter, top edge gilt, uncut fore-edge (which has resulted in a few minor marginal cedge chips of little consequence); small faint heraldic 'Coll. De Sion. Lond' stamp above t.p. imprint, but no other internal markings of any kind, this stamp actually fairly innocuous, clean and tight with good end-gutters etc. Black cloth covers, with gilt heraldic motif centre front, clean and virtually unworn bar very small chip bottom spine and another, tinier, to top, faint round lib.label ghost lower spine. Contributors include numerous eminent figures from the worlds of archaeology, anthropology, classics and history including Gomme, Flinders Petrie, Tillyard, M.R.James, J.G.Frazer, Boyd Dawkins, Seligmann, Rivers, Haddon, Elliot Smith and C.S.Myers. Many of these attended the dinner on 31st July 1913, the seating plan of which is given on p.648 (80 attending in all, no women though!). A remarkable festchrift with papers on everything from Cicero to black figure vases and German river names to Torres Straits outrigger canoes. Uncommon.…

Freeport 1966 (Repr. ed. 1930). xxv,656 pp. With num.ill. Cloth.

Cambridge 1930. Ocl. xxv,656 (ex-libr.,some damage & repair).