Herbert E Naylor (32 results)

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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Marching Terms and Evolitions. Book.

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Condition: New. SB 75pp Illustrated with 80 diagrams 2019 N&MP Reprint of 1915 Original Edition First published in 1915 by Gale & Polden Ltd., Marching Terms and Evolutions is a detailed manual devoted to the principles of marching, physical training and disciplined group movement. Written by Herbert E. Naylor, the book was intended primarily for civilian and gymnastic instructors who were responsible for teaching posture, coordination and controlled movement.One of the book's most useful features is its extensive collection of more than 80 diagrams. These illustrations demonstrate the correct footwork, alignment and positioning required to execute group movements accurately, while also explaining the geometry behind formations and changes of direction.Particular attention is given to the importance of maintaining a controlled and consistent pace. Rather than allowing participants to shuffle their feet, Naylor promotes what he describes as a "measured tread", encouraging good posture, precision and uniformity throughout the group.Although published during the First World War, the manual is particularly interesting for what it reveals about the development of organised physical training and marching instruction in Britain. Its methods emphasise discipline and coordination without relying solely on military terminology, making it suitable for civilian as well as more formal training environments.For collectors and researchers interested in early twentieth-century physical education, marching instruction and the origins of organised drill, Marching Terms and Evolutions offers a fascinating contemporary insight. Its combination of clear instruction and detailed diagrams makes it not only a practical manual for its original readers, but also an intriguing historical record of how movement, posture and disciplined marching were taught over a century ago. Book.…

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First Edition. Near fine copy in the original title-blocked blue cloth. Spine band sand panel edges slightly rubbed and dust-dulled as with age. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and especially sharp-cornered. ; 73 pages; Physical desc. : 75 p. ; 19 cm. Impressively illustrated with over 80 diagrams. Subjects: Physical education. Exercise. Educational terminology 1 Kg.…

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Contents 1 History of modern physical education 2 Necessity of physical education 3 Beginning of physical education 4 Adaptability 5 Movement 6 Grouping and effects 7 Fatigue stiffness breathlessness 8 Progression 9 Terminology 10 Order movements 11 Exerc 340 pp. figs (illustrator).

First Edition. Near fine copy in the original title-blocked blue cloth. Spine band sand panel edges slightly rubbed and dust-dulled as with age. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and especially sharp-cornered. ; 73 pages; Physical desc. : 75 p. ; 19 cm. Impressively illustrated with over 80 diagrams. Subjects: Physical education. Exercise. Educational terminology 1 Kg.…

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Pamphlet. Condition: Good. 11pp Cover a bit worn, with extremely small amount of loss to bottom of cover. Presented as a Memorandum to members of the Parliamentary Labour Party.

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Hardcover. 1st Edition. The paper's first 34 issues bound in one volume. Imperial folio. Paginated consecutively. Pp. vi, 554. Illustrated throughout. HARDCOVER, bound in the original publisher's half calf and marbled boards, spine decorated, lettered and dated in gilt, sides gilt ruled; binding rubbed & chafed in places, worn in places, restored in places, withal a good binding; few closed tears without loss at bottom of leaves. In a very good condition. Overall a well preserved, tightly bound, clean, presentable copy. ~ FIRST EDITION. The paper's first issue, first complete volume, first complete year. Published as a volume with Title, Preface and Index, in 7 January, 1843. Rare survivor, a landmark in the history of journalism. The Illustrated London News was the world's first illustrated weekly newspaper. The first issue, 16 pages with 32 woodcuts, appeared on Saturday, 14 May, 1842, marking a revolution in journalism and news reporting. Completely exceeding the publishers' expectations, it had to be reprinted several times that day; the issue went through five reprints and sold 26,000 copies; the present issue is of the fourth printing. (Issues 4-8; 10-16; 18-20; 24; 27; 28; 30; 34 are first reprint; issue no. 2 is 3rd reprint; no. 9 is 2nd reprint.) Five issues later, it was time for jubilation: "Probably, in the whole annals of Newspaper History, the triumphant success of 'The Illustrated London News' is without a parallel; it has received from the public a welcome, warmer and wider than we could anticipated even in the buoyant enthusiasm of our first ambition. From the length and breadth of the Empire we have received the most flattering testimonials." The present volume contains all first 34 issues and a Supplement. Each issue is stamped at bottom with the legendary red Tax Stamp. Also present is Issue no. 15, a rare collectible in itself, which appeared with the erroneous header "No. 10, July 16" instead of "No. 15, August 20". It is neatly corrected here by contemporary hand. Y-1. ~ ~ NOTE: TOTAL REDUCTION SALE: THE PRICE OF THIS BOOK IS CURRENTLY REDUCED! ~ ~ (illustrator).…

Including hints on teaching and building up exercises on the vaulting horse, parallel bars and horizontal bar, by the Metropolitan Physical Director of the Y.M.C.A. 8vo. 94pp. Cloth-covered boards. Boards lightly rubbed and damp stained to edges. Previous owners' names in ink to flyleaf and one name to textblock. Contents in good condition. First edition.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - First published in 1915 by Gale & Polden Ltd., Marching Terms and Evolutions is a detailed manual devoted to the principles of marching, physical training and disciplined group movement. Written by Herbert E. Naylor, the book was intended primarily for civilian and gymnastic instructors who were responsible for teaching posture, coordination and controlled movement.One of the book's most useful features is its extensive collection of more than 80 diagrams. These illustrations demonstrate the correct footwork, alignment and positioning required to execute group movements accurately, while also explaining the geometry behind formations and changes of direction.Particular attention is given to the importance of maintaining a controlled and consistent pace. Rather than allowing participants to shuffle their feet, Naylor promotes what he describes as a 'measured tread', encouraging good posture, precision and uniformity throughout the group.Although published during the First World War, the manual is particularly interesting for what it reveals about the development of organised physical training and marching instruction in Britain. Its methods emphasise discipline and coordination without relying solely on military terminology, making it suitable for civilian as well as more formal training environments.For collectors and researchers interested in early twentieth-century physical education, marching instruction and the origins of organised drill, Marching Terms and Evolutions offers a fascinating contemporary insight. Its combination of clear instruction and detailed diagrams makes it not only a practical manual for its original readers, but also an intriguing historical record of how movement, posture and disciplined marching were taught over a century ago.…