Henry marsh (20 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good - Cash. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. First Edition. Black dust jacket, some rubbing. White hardboards, blue backstrip; clean, modest wear. Clean pages. Stock photos may not look exactly like the book.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Reprint Edition. Spine has wear to the ends, rubbing to the label, and is heavily browned. Rear cover has some soiled areas. Stain to the front spine margin. Covers have wear to the outer corners and some light edge wear. Front inner hinge is a little weak. ; Reprint of the 1665 edition. Says Part I on the spine label, although this volume seems to be complete. "Finis" printed on page 471. ; 471 pages.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Near Fine. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good+. First Edition. 54 pages, frontis, minor edge wear to jacket. Focuses on the period from the 9th of May 1846 when he was overtaken by Lieutenant Gillespie, north of Kalamath Lake, and the 7th of July when Commodore Sloat landed at Monterey.…

Zustand: Fair. Acceptable condition. No date stated, c. 1870's. Facsimile reprodiction of the 1662 edition. Volume 2. Lacking backstrip. Slightly dampstained. Stamped on first few pages. (erotica, bawdy).

Pamphlet. Zustand: Very good. First Edition. 15p., removed. Stearns (1805-1876), was na American Reformed minister and teacher who served as president of Amherst College from 1854 to 1876. None found in trade at time of this writing, April 2020. Here he speaks on the Civil War. Spot to title page.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. No Jacket (as issued). Hardcover. Book Condition: Good. Jacket Condition: No Jacket (as issued). Henry Brome; Henry Marsh, 1874. 200 pages. Volume II ONLY. All leather worn off spine. Leather covered boards, elegant gold decor, colorful (French Curl) ink swirl endpapers, page ends green-yellow dyed. Three scotch tape marks on boards, all leather worn off spine. Apparently the 1874 facsimile, as the marbled endpaper is French Curl and leather fine art binding is very similar to those by Goupil &Co. London in late 19th century. Size: 8vo 7.75 - 9.75'' tall. Witty political songs. Printed for Henry Brome at the Gun in Ivy-lane, and Henry Marsh at the Princes Armes in Chancery-lane. History: Britain: Culture Henry Brome the Gun Ivy-lane; Henry Marsh Princes Armes Chancery-lane 6782. …

Reprint of 1662 edition. 2 volumes. Small 8vo. Prelims. + 376pp. + 200pp. E.ps. browned, bound in two tone board, rubbed to edges, spines browned. US$29.

Paperback folio (33.0 x 25.0 cm), good condition, stitched spine, pages lightly toned, minor foxing & edgewear, owner's written name. 8 pp. (Estimated date, 1850 to 1865, Trove catalogue. Only 1 copy listed.) Scarce early Australian sheet music - words by Crawford, music by Crouch.

Full Leather. Zustand: Good. 1st Edition. Small 8vo. 1663. 8,111(1). Age toned with early m/s marginalia in original sheep. Worn with 19th century respine and end-papers. Two inoffensive library stamps in margins and accession number with slight bleed through to title page. ?the author of marginalia has 'edited' 3 letters converting the l and c of Sollicitor to d and 0.VERY RARE first edition of the first known book with 'Solicitor' in title, preceding Booth's 'Compleat Solicitor' by 3 years. A second edition with different printer and pagination was published later in the same year. Only 3 copies located worldwide. University of Glasgow (6)+112). Lambeth Palace (disbound) and Univ. of Chicago, D'Angelo Law Library. SWEET and MAXWELL cite the second edition only.(ESTC 9 copies). Images available on request.…

Facsimile reprint [1874]. 2 vols. Medium 8vo. (18cm. tall x 11cm). pp. vi, 376. & i, 200. Engraved frontispiece and 1 engraved plate to Vol. I. In the original white paper covered spine over blue paper covered boards. The spines are browned and a trifle worn at the head and tail. The front board of Vol. I. is detached. The contents of both volumes are clean and very good. In most respects a very good sound and complete set.…

An undated Nineteenth Century reprint." Limited to 6 copies on this paper" No date or publisher but COPAC records an edn. Old book collector's miscellany / edited by Charles Hindley London: Reeves and Turner, 1873 8vo.iv.[1]16pps on pink paper sewn cloth sp. Very fragile with corners chipped.

Zustand: Overall excellent. Souvenir sheet music for Henry Marsh's "Knights' Templar Grand Entrée March" (1883), rendered on the cover as "The Knights Templar" and on the first lithograph as "Knight Templar's". The pamphlet includes two very attractive lithographs by A. F. Mathews, likely the influential Arts and Crafts artist Arthur Frank Mathews. Mathews' title page illustration is done with red and gold, showing knights riding in on horses, San Francisco Bay, and the Knights' red cross symbol. The second illustration includes a gold border and shows various scenes around California, including Yosemite Valley, the train at Tehachapi Pass, and Mt. Shasta. The pamphlet includes a program for the Knights' August 1883 meeting, including banquets, parades, drills, excursions, and laying the cornerstone for Frank Happersberger's Garfield Monument in Golden Gate Park. OCLC locates ten copies of the score. Souvenir sheet music pamphlet measuring 10 ½ x 14 inches. Nine pages: three pages of sheet music with two full-page lithograph illustrations, one-page event program, two pages of advertisements, and illustrated cover page. With wear and small areas of foxing especially at edges, including small tear at top right margin. Lithographs very attractive.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. First Edition. Hardback. 8vo. pp [15] 234 + 6 pp publishers advertisements for Henry Marsh. Descriptions of English counties inc Richmondshire. [BOUND WITH] Select and Choice Observations Concerning All the Roman and Greek Emperors, Also Certain Choice French Proverbs, Alphabetically Disposed and Englished. This second title (also by Edward Leigh but with brother Henry) has no title page and starts at page 1 and ends on page 430 (Finis) It appears to be a second edition, (Corrected and Much Enlarged and also by Edward Leigh (1663.) Recently rebound in half dark brown leather with 5 raised bands / marbled boards lettered gilt at the spine . Decent very good indeed copy with some slight very occasional browning and faint marks in text including a few pages with marginal ink linings conemporary to the book. …

Leather. Zustand: Very Good. An excellent uniformly bound eight volume set presenting facsimile's of three seventeenth century works. Smart 1874 facsimile editions of three literary works from the 1600s.The first work present is a four volume facsimile of Richard Head's satirical novel, 'The English Rogue'. Present here are facsimiles from volumes published between 1665 and 1680, with a frontispiece to volumes I and III, and a further plate to volume I.'The English Rogue' was one of the earliest English language novels to be translated in Europe.The next work is a two volume facsimile of the mid-seventeenth century poetry of James Smith and Sir John Mennis, a collection known as 'Musarum Deliciae, or the Muses Recreation'. Illustrated with a frontispiece to volume I, and an engraved title page to volume II.The final work is a two volume facsimile of the 1662 edition of the anonymously compiled collection of poetry 'Rump: or an Exact Collection Of the Choycest Poems and Songs relating to the Late Times'. Illustrated with an engraved frontispiece and title page to volume I.Collated, complete. In half morocco bindings, with marbled paper covered boards. A touch of rubbing to back strip head and tail. Head of front joint of Musarum volume II starting, but firmly held. Hinges strained, but firmly held. Internally, firmly bound. Pages bright, with spotting to first and last few leaves of each volume, and instances of further spotting throughout. Very Good. Not Stated (illustrator). book.…

Full Calf. Zustand: Very Good. First Edition. Book measures 17x11.cm. Collation, [6],376pp, 72,83-200pp, lacking engraved frontis and title, with the printed title. Bound in modern antiquarian style full calf, panelled boards, raised bands, ornate gilt tooling, leather title label, marble endpapers. Boards slightly sprung. Binding in very good clean firm condition. Internally, lightly worn on edges of title and last page, with loss to corner, not affecting text, light browning to pages. Pages in good clean condition. A nice clean copy, in an attractive full calf binding. Size: Small 8vo. …

THREE QUARTER BROWN LEATHER. Zustand: VERY GOOD. 1665-1680. REPRINT CIRCA: 1875 (BASED ON CONVERSATION AND CONCURRENCE WITH A BOOKMAN MORE KNOWLEDGEABLE THAN I). IN FOUR PARTS (VOLUMES). VOLUME I: 1665, XX + 471 PAGES, 2 PLATES. VOLUME II: XXII + 378 PAGES, 1 PLATE. VOLUME III: II + 304 PAGES, 5 PLATES. VOLUME IV: II + 324 PAGES, 4 PLATES. VOLUMES 3 AND 4 HAVE 4 PLATES WITH EACH PLATE SHOWING 6 ILLUSTRATIONS, ONE FOR EACH OF 24 CHAPTERS. RICH LOOKING THREE QUARTER BROWN LEATHER OVER SOMEWHAT RUBBED MARBLED BOARDS. A BIT OF EDGE WEAR. THE SPINE HAS 5 RAISED BANDS, DARK BROWN LEATHER LABELS WITH BRIGHT CLEAN CLEAR GOLD GILT LETTERING AND DECORATION, PRESSED BLACK RULED LINES. GOLD GILT TOP EDGE. MARBLED END PAGES. 1" BOOK SELLERS' LABEL ON ALL 4 INSIDE BACK COVERS: "ESTES & LAURIAT NEW & OLD BOOKS BOSTON". CONTRARY TO MY NON-EDITORIAL POLICY, I CAN'T HOLD BACK. RICHARD HEAD HAS A HUMOROUS HAND. FROM THE TITLE PAGE: "Read, but do'nt Practice: for the Author finds, They which live Honeft have moft quiet mindes." PRIOR TO THE FIRST CHAPTER HE WRITES: "TO THE READER, In ftead of the ERRATA. This Rogue hath had his faults, the Printers too; All men whilst here do erre; and so may you." HISTORY, HISTORICAL FICTION, FICTION? WHATEVER THE MIXTURE, IT'S WELL DONE. AND RIVETING. HE'S NOT JUST A WIT, HE'S A SAGE. FROM VOL. I, CHAPTER XXII, PAGES 204 & 207: "Some Observations concerning Love and Women ., In the first place, marry none but whom you love; for he that marries where he doth not love, will love where he did not marry." IF I WERE TO PROVIDE ALL OF THE ENJOYABLE TEXT, YOU WOULD HAVE THE FULL FOUR VOLUMES. IF THRIFT IS A NECESSITY, DON'T MISS OUT, PURCHASE A RECENT REPRINT. THIS SET IS WELL MADE, PLEASANT TO THE EYE, SIZED FOR EASY HANDLING, WILL ENHANCE ANY SHELF AND PROBABLY STOP A READER FROM ACCOMPLISHING OTHER TASKS. IF YOU NOTE ZEALOUS ENTHUSIASM, SO BE IT! I COULD GO ON, BUT LET THE BOOKS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. IF YOU KNOW MORE, SPEAK TO ME. Size: 12MO Size: 12MO.…

Printed for Francis Kirkman, . 1671. Parts 1 & 2 only of 4, both later facsimile reprints ( 1874 ? ) 8vo. ( 175mm. ) [3] iv - xiv [1] xvi - xvii [3], [1] 2 - 571 verso blank. Plates [2] including a frontispiece ; [24] , [1] 2 - 378. Plates [2]. Title-page of Part I printed in red and black, stain at the foot of pages 96 / 7( i.e. G8 & H1 ) in Part II, otherwise the contents of both volumes are clean if slightly dusty on the upper edges. Modern quarter paper backed boards with printed paper labels on the spines. Richard Head ( 1637 ? - 1686 ? ) was an author, born in Ireland, and best remembered for this book, the pretended autobiography of a professional thief. The book is full of racily told indecent episodes. Seemingly when the manuscript was offered to the censors of the press they considered it so obscene they refused a license to print, it was then sold secretly as a forbidden book ( see the Preface Part II ). When the " refined " mauscript finally passed the censors , one can only surmise that the original must have been singularly rude and disreputable . Francis Kirkman wrote a second part, 1671, with a third and fourth part promised by Kirkman in the same year. All the early editions are scarce. " A reprint of the original four parts was issued in 1874 in 4 vols. 8vo. " - ODNB. For more details of Richards Head see - ODNB.…

Thread Binding. Zustand: Fair. No Dust Jacket. Reprint. Volumes have foxing. Board corners are bumped. Spines age-tone, frayed, worn away. Volumes 1 & 4 hinge starting. Writing in pencil inside covers of all volumes., previous owner's research. 4 volume set. Reprint. Appears to be the 1874 edition.

Hard Cover. Zustand: Good For Age. No Jacket. Good condition for it's advanced age. EXLIBRARY stamp on the spine, clean text, breaks in the spine down to the binding. Edge wear and corner wear. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Exlibrary.

Second expanded edition of Ratts Rhimed to Death. Engraved frontispiece and engraved title-page. [vi], 376, 72, 83-200 pp., lacking half-title and final blank. Collection of anti-Parliamentary songs and poems (the title a reference to the Rump Parliaments of the English Civil War), first published in the slim volume Ratts Rhimed to Death (1660), then under the present title that same year and again here, much expanded with the addition of some 200 poems, including 20 by John Cleveland. ESTC R24238; Wing B4851; Case128(c). Provenance: Edward Solly (bookplate); Harry Buxton Forman (bookplate and bibliographical note in pencil on flyleaf) Full nineteenth-century brown morocco extra, a.e.g., by Riviere. Frontispiece mounted, a few paper repairs, stains and toning, last leaf creased and worn Engraved frontispiece and engraved title-page. [vi], 376, 72, 83-200 pp., lacking half-title and final blank Second expanded edition of Ratts Rhimed to Death.…