Calvert Rev (13 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Hardcover. Condition: Very good. Offsetting to title page 163 pages. Not a library copy.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. First Edition. Signed by Luta Lorine Calvert.

Faux leather. Condition: Very good. Unpaginated. 22 cm. Burgundy leatherette with black print. Light wear at spine and corners. Inscribed by the author (Luta) to Dr. John S. Schram, her physician, on front free endpaper. Signed by the author on half title. Poetry on the themes of Mother's Day, Telephones, Books, God's Garden, etc.

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. Third Edition. 104 p. 19 cm. B&w line drawings, decorations, and page borders, which are said to be facsimilies of the woodcuts in A Book of Christia Prayers printed by John Day in 1569. . Brown cloth with gold and blank impressing. Bevelled edges. All text block edges in patterned gold. Worn extremities. Some soiling to cloth. Bookplate and small label on frontpastedown, ink signature for Elizabeth Kirby, 1 May 1862, on opposite page. Another small binder's label on rear pastedown. Foxing. The author (1819-80)was incumbent of Kentish Town and one of the minor canons of Saint Paul's. Yet he found time to write nearly 50 poetic prayers for women on all of life's occasions; their weddings, when their husbands are away, when their husbands are sick, domestic duties, recovering from her confinement, her infant, the death of a child, a lost little one, a disobedient child, a son going out into the world, a daughter on her wedding day, in a time of adversity and for a ruined husband, on the estrangement of her husband's affections, in the first hours of widowhood, and when death approaches. One wonders if he wrote a similar book for men - but then, men never read instructions.

Hard Cover. Condition: Fair. 2nd Edition. Hardback, tan decorative blind-stamped cloth, gilt title to front board. Edges blind-stamped and gilt. 100pp. Illustrated throughout. 2nd edition 1856. Binding slightly rubbed with some fraying to spine ends. Previous owner's details and gift message to front end-papers. Contents foxed. Reading copy only. (bs128).

19pp., lacks wrappers, 252 lots.

[viii], 100[4] pp. Original blinstamped maroon/brown cloth gilt, bevelled edges, all edges gilt, text printed within a decorative border. 19 cm x 14 cm. Cloth soiled with some random marks, rubbing to extremes, faint marginal age browning to text.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 2nd Edition. Octavo 104pp. Black and white vignettes and decorative borders to text. Light brown cloth, blind stamped decoration, bevelled edges to boards, titles gilt on front and spine, maroon endpapers. Small binder's label on rear pastedown - Leighton Son and Hodge, decorative gilt leading edges to pages. Spine darkened, ends of spine and corners rubbed, a few grubby marks on surface. A tight copy.

Condition: Good. Beveled boards have some minor wear, small markings btm front/spine, gilt to front a little faded. Content has light toning, gift msg half-title page 1855, internal hinges undamaged (red endpapers/pastedowns), page edges gilt all sides with elaborate decoration, 102pp with illustrations. No DJ.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. New York: Hans P. Kraus, Jr. Inc., 1990. (11 x 8 1/2 in., 28 x 21.5 cm). 80 pp. First edition. 1000 copies, the entire edition. Research and text by Larry J. Schaaf. Original photographically illustrated forest green wrappers (near fine and tight, edges front cover faintly rubbed, light wear at extremities, bottom of lower wrapper creased, internally fine). HPK, Jr. writes in the foreword: "Surprisingly, Jones has proven to be a vital link between British and French photographic pioneers. His personal album, featured herein, is our best evidence of the interactions between William Henry Fox Talbot, Antoine Claudet, Hippolyte Bayard, and Jones himself." 72 items catalogued, each handsomely illustrated with plates reproduced from the originals by Robert J. Hennessey and printed by Meriden Printing, many in full color. Uncommon.

Cloth. Condition: Very Good. Not Stated (illustrator). Third edition of this guide to a nineteenth century matron. Containing a series of prayers, thoughts, and songs for wives in nineteenth century England. Written by the Rev W. Calvert. The third edition.First published in 1854, this book was the first to be printed by Whittingham in his Basle Roman, later used and made popular by Morris.With decorations to margins.Gift inscription from 'husband' to front free endpaper dated 1863. In the original publisher's full cloth binding with gauffered gilt edges. Externally smart with minor shelf wear, bumped to head and tail of spine and extremities. Internally, firmly bound. Light spotting scattered to leaves. Very Good. book.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. New York: Hans P. Kraus, Jr. Inc., 1987. (11 x 8 1/2 in., 28 x 21.5 cm). 40 pp. First edition. 1000 copies, the entire edition. Research and text by Larry J. Schaaf. Original textured pale blue textured wrappers, a richly printed photographic plate pasted to front cover. (Near fine and tight, spine subtly tanned, tiny nick at crown, small faint coffee splash to back cover at heel, internally fine). 36 catalogued items, each handsomely illustrated with plates reproduced from the originals by Robert J. Hennessey and printed by the Meriden-Stinehour Press. Photographers represented include: Dr. John and Robert Adamson, Captain Henry Brewster, Rev. George Wilson Bridges, Antoine Francois Jean Claudet, Thomas Damont Eaton, and the Rev. Calvert Richard Jones, Jr. (13 items, cover). Uncommon.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. 1st Edition. London: Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans, 1854, First Edition. Original yellow publisher's cloth binding stamped in gilt and blind. All edges gauffered patterned gilt. Red endpapers. Gentle rubbing to extremities largely concentrated to spine ends; corners bumped. Previous owners inscription along the top edge of the half title page, dated 1854. Small bookseller's ticket of Leighton & Son to rear pastedown. A book notable for its typography and decoration, it is the first known example of the Basle Roman typeface, this being cut by William Howard for the Chiswick Press; illustrations engraved by Mary Byfield. In all, a charming copy of this etiquette manual containing poems and prayers for women. Devotional poetry designed specifically to give comfort and guidance to women at key moments in life, The Wife's Manual acknowledges a surprisingly wide range of female experience. COPAC lists 7 copies in UK and international libraries. Viii, 102pp. Approximately 7 ¼ inches tall. Condition Report Externally Spine good condition gilt titles, 4 bands separating 5 compartments, 4 of which have blind tooled decorations, gently bruised top and tail. Joints good condition gently rubbed. Corners good condition gently bumped and worn. Boards good condition original yellow publisher's cloth binding stamped in gilt to the front board with blind tooled border and the same design to the rear blind stamped only. Page edges good condition gauffered page edges, all gilt, top edge slightly darkened. See above and photos. Internally Hinges good condition the paper has a small crack down the front hinge but it is intact, rear hinge sound, after the end paper both hinges (front and rear) are stained but holding. Paste downs good condition red paste downs, the rear paste down has the small bookseller's ticket of Leighton & Son. End papers good condition red end papers, free end papers are tanned and foxed. Title good condition decorative title page, lightly tanned with some foxing. Pages good condition half title page has a previous owners signature along the top edge dated 1854, the text on each page is contained within engraved borders, pages are lightly tanned with some foxing. Binding good condition. See photos Publisher: see above. Publication Date: 1854 Binding: Hardback.