18TH & 19TH CENTURY ANTIQUARIAN LEATHER BINDINGS; GEORGE ALLAN LIFE OF SIR WALTER SCOTT BARONET 1834, JOSEPH IVIMEY JOHN MILTON, HIS LIFE AND TIMES, GILBERT ABBOTT A BECKETT THE COMIC HISTORY OF ROME, ETC, (QTY).
To include George Allan, Esq., The Life of Sir Walter Scott, Baronet, with critical notices of his writings, having an engraved frontispiece of Sir Walter Scott, with half calf and marbled boards, 22cm high
Joseph Ivimey John Milton, his life and times, religious and political opinions, with an appendix, published by Effingham Wilson 1833, having an engraved frontispiece of John Milton, half-tan calf and marbled boards, 22cm high
Gilbert Abbott A Beckett the Comic History of Rome, illustrated by John Leach, having an engraved frontispiece, with red Morocco and marbled boards, 21.5cm high
William Darrell the Gentleman Instructed in the Conduct of a Virtuous and Happy Life, written for the instruction of a young nobleman, to which is added a word to the ladies, in two volumes. Publish 1755, having full brown calf binding, 17cm high
Matthew Arnold, Essays in Criticism, published by Macmillan and Co. Limited, 1905, volumes one and two bound in full red calf 18cm high
Captain Marryat Peter Simple, published by Asprey and Co. of London, having full red morocco and gilt tooled binding 19cm high
Alfred Tennyson, D.C.L., The Holy Grail and other poems, published by Strahan and Co., 1870, having full red morocco binding 17cm high
The Vicar of Wakefield, a tale supposed to be written by himself, new edition, volume one, published 1790, having full tang calf binding
The Ruba'iyat of Omar Khayyam, translated by Edward Fitzgerald, with a commentary by H.M. Batson, published by Methuen and Co. 1900, having full brown Morocco binding, 19.5cm high
Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, M.A. The Life and Correspondence of Thomas Arnold, D.D., published by B. Fellowes, 1844, volumes 1 & 2, having dark blue half-calf binding, 22cm high
Robert Thompson, the gardener's assistant, practical and scientific a guide to the formation and management of the kitchen fruit and flower garden, published by Blackie and Son, circa 1859, having a colour engraved print to the frontispiece, with half calf binding, 26cm high
Augustus Boeckh the Public Economy of Athens, to which is added a dissertation on the silver mines of Laurion, published by John W. Parker, 1842, having half-tan calf binding, 23cm high
Jon Hay, ESQ., Nicholson's New Carpenter's Guide, being a complete book of lines for carpenters, joiners, cabinet makers and workmen in general, and in a large and improved edition, published by George Virtue. Having an engraved frontispiece and housed within half-calf binding, 28cm high
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Life of Sir Walter Scott: having some wear and losses to binding, foxing, in discolouration to the pages, writing in ink to the title page. John Milton having wear to the bindings, some foxing and discolouration, ex-libris. History of Rome, having some minor wear to the binding, some foxing and discolouration to pages, a rather fun book. William Darrell one volume having loose boards, both with wear to the binding, foxing, and discolouration throughout, ex libris. Matthew Arnold, having nice bindings, some minor wear to the boards. Some minor foxing but in good overall order. Captain Marryat, having great quality binding, some minor wear but in good overall condition. Vicar of Wakefield has been rebound. Wear and scuffs to binding, ex-libris, discolouration and foxing but a nice early book. Ruba'iyat of Omar Khayyam having nice binding, some general marks and discolouration to binding. Some minor foxing and discolouration. Arthur Penrhyn Stanley having nice binding, some minor marks and wear, one book with stain to board, some stains to the front page. The gardener's assistant has been re-bound with remnants of the original spine, some foxing and discolouration throughout. the others in various conditions.
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To include George Allan, Esq., The Life of Sir Walter Scott, Baronet, with critical notices of his writings, having an engraved frontispiece of Sir Walter Scott, with half calf and marbled boards, 22cm high
Joseph Ivimey John Milton, his life and times, religious and political opinions, with an appendix, published by Effingham Wilson 1833, having an engraved frontispiece of John Milton, half-tan calf and marbled boards, 22cm high
Gilbert Abbott A Beckett the Comic History of Rome, illustrated by John Leach, having an engraved frontispiece, with red Morocco and marbled boards, 21.5cm high
William Darrell the Gentleman Instructed in the Conduct of a Virtuous and Happy Life, written for the instruction of a young nobleman, to which is added a word to the ladies, in two volumes. Publish 1755, having full brown calf binding, 17cm high
Matthew Arnold, Essays in Criticism, published by Macmillan and Co. Limited, 1905, volumes one and two bound in full red calf 18cm high
Captain Marryat Peter Simple, published by Asprey and Co. of London, having full red morocco and gilt tooled binding 19cm high
Alfred Tennyson, D.C.L., The Holy Grail and other poems, published by Strahan and Co., 1870, having full red morocco binding 17cm high
The Vicar of Wakefield, a tale supposed to be written by himself, new edition, volume one, published 1790, having full tang calf binding
The Ruba'iyat of Omar Khayyam, translated by Edward Fitzgerald, with a commentary by H.M. Batson, published by Methuen and Co. 1900, having full brown Morocco binding, 19.5cm high
Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, M.A. The Life and Correspondence of Thomas Arnold, D.D., published by B. Fellowes, 1844, volumes 1 & 2, having dark blue half-calf binding, 22cm high
Robert Thompson, the gardener's assistant, practical and scientific a guide to the formation and management of the kitchen fruit and flower garden, published by Blackie and Son, circa 1859, having a colour engraved print to the frontispiece, with half calf binding, 26cm high
Augustus Boeckh the Public Economy of Athens, to which is added a dissertation on the silver mines of Laurion, published by John W. Parker, 1842, having half-tan calf binding, 23cm high
Jon Hay, ESQ., Nicholson's New Carpenter's Guide, being a complete book of lines for carpenters, joiners, cabinet makers and workmen in general, and in a large and improved edition, published by George Virtue. Having an engraved frontispiece and housed within half-calf binding, 28cm high
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Life of Sir Walter Scott: having some wear and losses to binding, foxing, in discolouration to the pages, writing in ink to the title page. John Milton having wear to the bindings, some foxing and discolouration, ex-libris. History of Rome, having some minor wear to the binding, some foxing and discolouration to pages, a rather fun book. William Darrell one volume having loose boards, both with wear to the binding, foxing, and discolouration throughout, ex libris. Matthew Arnold, having nice bindings, some minor wear to the boards. Some minor foxing but in good overall order. Captain Marryat, having great quality binding, some minor wear but in good overall condition. Vicar of Wakefield has been rebound. Wear and scuffs to binding, ex-libris, discolouration and foxing but a nice early book. Ruba'iyat of Omar Khayyam having nice binding, some general marks and discolouration to binding. Some minor foxing and discolouration. Arthur Penrhyn Stanley having nice binding, some minor marks and wear, one book with stain to board, some stains to the front page. The gardener's assistant has been re-bound with remnants of the original spine, some foxing and discolouration throughout. the others in various conditions.
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