Cox Rev William (8 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. First Edition First Printing. 12mo. 163 pages. First edition SIGNED hardcover in grey dust jacket. DJ is rubbed, soiled from handling. Spine is toned. Text toned but sound. Signed by Author(s).

Hardcover. Condition: Good. 1st Edition. Blue green cloth with gilt titles along spine. Flat signed on title page. Frontispiece is loose and laid in. Signed by Author(s).

1954 114 pages illustrated binding (fair/poor) pages (good/fair).

1954 114 pages illustrated binding (fair/poor) pages (good).

Condition: (fair). 1954 114 pages illustrated.

3pp., 12mo. Bifolium. Aged and worn, with glue stains and slight damage to second leaf from mounting. At the time of writing Cox was curate at Wantage. Russell begins the letter by stating that he will be visiting his mother and will not 'return to Watford before Friday night. - On Saturday morning I hope I may have the good fortune of finding you at home to talk over matters in connexion with my marriage on the 5th. of May.' (to Lady Emily Villiers, daughter of George Villiers, 4th Earl of Clarendon). He thanks him for taking his room at the Clarendon Hotel, before concluding.

Hard Back. Condition: Good/Very Good. First Edition. Reliquary 1887; Title page + 6 + 272 Pages. .+. sketch of Llewellynn Jewitt 1887: 24 pages inc Title page. .+. Reliquary 1888; Title page + 7 + 268 Pages. Condition; Quarter leather hardback binding Good, some edge wear. Contents mostly Very Good, clean & tight. The odd corner tip fold, blank endpages front/rear. No inscriptions, minor ageing from binding to a few pages front /rear only. Reliquary 2 volumes, Most on abe of these dates are just for one month. And also the very rare A sketch of the life and death of Llewellynn Jewitt ( Llewellynn Frederick William Jewitt ), as it is a very rare 1st edition dated 1887, in fact at time of listing, found no other 1887 copy for sale. Size: 12 x 18cm. Approx. Magazine.

Condition: Very good. Limited edition of The Records of the Borough of Northampton, from the library of antiquarian collector William Henry Duignan. (illustrator). Limited Edition. Octavo, [two volumes], xxxv, 511pp; xii, 602pp. Green cloth, title in gilt on spine and front cover. Bound by Birdsall Northampton. Solid text blocks, sunning to spines, soiling to covers, foxing to endpapers. From the University of Cincinnati Robert S. Marx Law Library, with library label on covers and stamps to title page. Stated copy 220 of 500 printed on "small paper" on limitation page. Includes a large fold out map of Old Northampton, with light wear to folds. With the bookplate of W.H. Duignan of Walsall affixed to front endpaper in both volumes. William Henry Duignan (1824-1914) lived in Walsall, England, roughly an hour and a half from Northampton, for the duration of his life. He was an antiquarian and historian, writing on local British history and the etymology of place-naming, also known as toponymy.