Rolleston Samuel (25 results)

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Hardback or Cased Book. Condition: New. Oinos Krithinos: A Dissertation Concerning The Origin And Antiquity Of Barley Wine. Book.

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Soft cover. Condition: Good. First and only edition. Quarto: 47, (1 index)pp. Title page a little soiled and has a few ink spots, but a good copy in modern stiff marbled wrappers. A dissertation in the form of a dialogue on the history of public bathrooms. In it, Rolleston coins the word "watercloset. A scarce and curious treatise on scatology, with numerous references from classical sources illustrating various cultural attitudes toward "lavatorial behaviour." The second part describes various historical types of receptacles for human excrement and urine.…

Stiff Wrappers. Condition: Fine. First (and only) Edition of this rare and curious treatise on scatology, with numerous references from classical sources illustrating various cultural attitudes toward "lavatorial behaviour." The second part describes various historical types of receptacles for human excrement and urine. (Sometimes attributed to Benjamin Buckler.) Demy 4to (248 x 192mm): 47,[1,Index]pp. Beautifully bound by Fitterer in stiff hand-marbled paper wraps, white paper label printed in black to upper cover. A Fine copy of this scarce pamphlet, tightly pound and clean throughout. Bibliotheca Osleriana 6409. Not in Bibliotheca Scatologica. A dissertation in the form of a dialogue on the history of public toilets, in which Rolleston coins the word "water closet." Rolleston relates textual evidence from biblical and classical sources to observations of present-day (eighteenth-century) behaviors, combining the literary and the scientific. The philosophical dialogue is a lighthearted but serious debate centered cultural differences and nature vs. nurture in toilet habits through history. The main theme is shame. N. B. With few exceptions (always identified), we only stock books in exceptional condition, carefully preserved in archival, removable mylar sleeves. All orders are packaged with care and posted promptly. Satisfaction guaranteed. (Fine Editions Ltd is a member of the Independent Online Booksellers Association, and we subscribe to its codes of ethics.).…

First edition, 4to (260 x 205 mm), [5], 38, [2]pp., title vignette, ownership mark to head of title (Dr. Bishop? 1823), recent cloth. Gabler, Wine into Words, G34610; Bitting p. 403; Simon, 1303.

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First Edition. Oxford, Printed at the Theatre for James Fletcher in the Turl, 1750, First Edition, 4to, (1-5) 6-38 + (2) + (4) pages, 20th century half calf with plain paper covered sides and new plain paper endpapers, bookplate of William Wakeling Boreham, a few stab-holes at the inner margins throughout where previously bound, LACKING the half-title page otherwise complete, internally and externally in fine condition. NOTE: William Wakeling Boreham, 1804-1886, was a brewer, maltster, spirit merchant, farmer and land owner. He owned the Haverhill Brewery, Suffolk, and its associated public houses. See "William Wakeling Boreham: Astronomer and Brewer" by Brian Thompson.…