Atkinson Capt (13 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Atkinson, Evelyn (illustrator). 3rd Edition.

Hardcover. Condition: New. ISBN:9789360802530.

Hardcover. Condition: New. As the title suggests, Curry & Rice is not a cookbook but a fictional work that focuses on the mofussils, or rural and provincial areas, of the pre-Partition Bengal Presidency. The book provides a rich portrayal of Bengal's social life, depicting the lives and customs of both native Indians and British residents. Atkinson delves into the habits and social customs of the English in India while also offering insights into the practices and lives of Bengali society. Essentially, Curry & Rice is a fictionalized ethnography of the region, illustrated with paintings and accompanied by an introductory poem.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Brand New! Fast Delivery This is an International Edition and ship within 24-48 hours. Deliver by FedEx and Dhl, & Aramex, UPS, & USPS and we do accept APO and PO BOX Addresses. Order can be delivered worldwide within 7-12 days and we do have flat rate for up to 2LB. Extra shipping charges will be requested if the Book weight is more than 5 LB. This Item May be shipped from India, United states & United Kingdom. Depending on your location and availability.

Octavo stapled light card booklet (VG); all our specials have minimal description to keep listing them viable. They are at least reading copies, complete and in reasonable condition, but usually secondhand; frequently they are superior examples.Ordering more than one book will reduce your overall postage cost.

1st edition original boards Nice Copy 8vo. iv + 260pp., b/w plates, maps & plans, Nice copy in red boards with black decoration & titles.

John B. Day Lithography (illustrator). 1859 0r 1860 possibly, hardcover book. This book is in very good condition. clean, square and tight. Recased in theoriginal gilt decotated cloth binding, with new marbled papers and leather tips. Illustrated with 39 full page tinted lithographic plates, and lithographic title page. Book of early lithographic plates with one page to explain the plate. see photos. Postage quoted covers courier door to door delivery. DBL.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 5th or later Edition. The author(1882-1859) was a captain in the Bengal Engineers and artist. He was the son of the surgeon James Atkinson. Atkinson's paintings depicted colonial military life in India both in peace and action. In this edition the b/w sketches by the author of earlier editions had become 40*hand-coloured lithographed plates each protected by glassine paper. Unpaginated, 91pp. Original publishers cloth bindings. Brown cloth boards with gilt decoration to upper board and gilt lettering to spine. Gilt to all page edges. Light shelf-wear to extremities. Spine cloth sunned. Marbled endpapers. Heavy foxing to title page with only the lightest foxing to the margins close to the page edges elsewhere. Pages and text-block sound.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. HOWITT. ATKINSON. CLARK. MANSKIRCH. etc (illustrator). 2nd Edition. With 110 Splendid Hand Coloured Aquatint Plates 1819, Second edition of this splendidly illustrated work, [2], [1], 2-170 pp, [2] index, complete with 110 hand coloured aquatint plates, text and tissue-guarded plates generally quite clean, original colouring bright and vivid. WITH the Supplement of New South Wales. Large quarto, contemporary full straight-grain morocco re-backed, original elaborately gilt-decorated spine laid down, elaborately gilt-decorated covers, all edges gilt. (327*234 mm). (Abbey Travel 3. Tooley 225). Armorial bookplate & ink library number to fpd (Charles Tennant). Plates after S. Howitt and others depicting vivid scenes of hunting and other field sports in countries around the world. The author of the main part of the text was Captain Thomas Williamson, who also wrote the text for Oriental Field Sports (described as 'the most beautiful book on Indian sport in existence' (Schwerdt II: 297). This large work includes scenes of hunting African crocodiles, buffalo, elephants and rhinoceros, as well as North American bears, Siberian foxes, South American wild horses, German wolves, deer, etc. Also includes plates depicting whale hunting and an extraordinary series of plates of seal catching in Greenland, as well as 13 splendid plates of bull fighting. The supplement (157-170) on field sports of New South Wales (with nine plates) was written by John Heaviside Clark. First published in 1814. A beautiful copy.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. 1st. 1st ed. 547p. Numerous Maps. 4 Folding Maps at end. 8 Tipped in Color Illustrations. Other Illustrations. Original red cloth with gilt crest on front and Gilt lettering and Napoleonic eagle on spine. Top edge gilt. Very Oversize. In mylar sleeve. Fine Copy. Book.

Condition: Very Good. 1859. hardcover. First edition, embossed and decorated cloth binding worn, some of the cloth torn, front board loose. I title page lithographed sepia illustration + 39 sepia litho plates, foxing on most of them. Written immediately after the Sepoy Rebellion, the book satirizes and caricatures in a humorous way British officials and residents in the fictional village of Kabaob in India, affectionately referred to by Atkinson as 'our station'. Native Indians were seen as treacherous and unchangeable following the rebellion. British colonialists distanced themselves from their subjects in an effort to preserve their 'Britishness' within the foreign space of India. Atkinson was a keen artist and drew all of the 40 plates in the book. Each plate is accompanied by a brief description. The work enjoyed a long period of popularity among the British following Atkinson's early death, in part because of the satirical nature of the work, but also because it presented a discerning view of colonial life in India. . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

Condition: Very Good. 1859. hardcover. First edition, embossed and decorated cloth binding worn, some of the cloth torn, front board loose. I title page lithographed sepia illustration + 39 sepia litho plates, foxing on most of them. Written immediately after the Sepoy Rebellion, the book satirizes and caricatures in a humorous way British officials and residents in the fictional village of Kabaob in India, affectionately referred to by Atkinson as 'our station'. Native Indians were seen as treacherous and unchangeable following the rebellion. British colonialists distanced themselves from their subjects in an effort to preserve their 'Britishness' within the foreign space of India. Atkinson was a keen artist and drew all of the 40 plates in the book. Each plate is accompanied by a brief description. The work enjoyed a long period of popularity among the British following Atkinson's early death, in part because of the satirical nature of the work, but also because it presented a discerning view of colonial life in India. . . . .

Or, The Ingredients of Social Life at "Our" Station in India. First edition. Title page vignette and thirty-nine other splendid full-page colour litho plates. 4to. Later full calf, with gilt borders. Top fore-corner stain affecting couple of blanks and engraved frontispiece (lettering and image unaffected). No pagination, but having 2pp descriptions with each plate and 9 preliminary pages (one slightly torn at fore-edge). London, Day & Son, c.