Simms L W (14 results)

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Soft Cover, Stapled. Condition: Good Plus. No Jacket. B & W Photos (illustrator). 1st Edition. Original stapled booklet with tan card cover and black lettering. Ex-library with stickers, stamps and embossed seal. This is a tribute to T.S. Simms, founder of Saint John's brush factory, written by his son. Scarce. 49 pp. Size: 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall. Ex-Library.

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Kartoniert / Broschiert. Condition: New. Conceptually, justice and peace are obviously linked, but perennial disputes surround the question of their interdependence and whether priority must be accorded to justice or peace. This volume brings together scholars to address these overarching question.

paperback. Condition: New. Paperback Pages Number: 234 Language: Chinese. You may have thought. there is no conventional military forces in the Pacific island of Vanuatu. the per capita ecological footprint is small. the country's economy is predominantly agricultural. and why this country is the world's highest happiness index? Our substantial economic growth. rapid technological change. measured in monetary terms. then the standard of living is also rapidly increased. However. the real life while filling the level of.

Half-Calf. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. A bound volume of "Gothic" mystery and romance fiction + a tale of the Georgia gold-rush in America in the 1830's. The publishers of all the works in here "Clements", published the series of sensational literature for the masses under the title "The Romancist and Novelist Library". All but the first title are from that series. Sophia Lee with "The Recess: A Tale of The Days Of Queen Elizabeth" 1840 was published by J. Cunningham. The other titles in bound order are; D.F. Haynes (Daniel Franco). "The Romance of the Castle". 1841. He wrote only one title (this), was married to Shelly's sister Mary and was co-respondent in a messy divorce in the 1820's. + "Andrea Vivano; or, The Italian Poisoner" (anon). + W. Gillmore Simms; "Guy Rivers The Outlaw. A Tale of Georgia". 1st edition of 1841. + John Galt; "The Fatal Whisper" 1841. + Viet Weber (pseud of L. Waechter), "Woman's Revenge Or, the Tribunal of Blood". + A. Morton. "The Charmed Scarf" 1841. + Frederick Schiller "The Criminal" (A true History) 1841 + George Payne Rainsford, James Reynolds, "Bertrand De La Croix" 1841. + Anne Ker. "Edric, The Forester or, the Mysteries of the Haunted Chamber" 1841. + Matteo Bandello. "Romeo and Juliet, or, The Lovers of Verona". + (anon) Edward Morgan, "Or Will Nothing Please You". Condition; Original half black calf with marbled paper boards a little wear but all firm, paper very good, with a separate title to 12 stories, square octavo. Very Good. NOTE* Most of these titles are reprinted from the late 18th and early 19th century, however earlier copies are not available and are almost unobtainable in any state or condition. Gillmore Simms was considered the best writer of American fiction by Edgar Allen Poe, Anne Ker was one of the first ranked women writers in the late 18th century, she died in poverty 1821. This title here by her was published first in 1817. Frederick Schiller has a short story in English and is probably a 1st edition. D. L. Haynes wrote this single title, firmly attributed to him. He married Mary Shelly, Percy's sister, (a Berkshire gentleman I believe). Etc, etc. 14 titles, 12 with separate title pages and dates and publishers details and pagination + 6-8 pages of adverts for others in the series, varying in length from 100 pages down to about 6-10 on about 4 tales. Very Good. Octavo. 1840-41.

Cloth. Condition: Very Good Indeed. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. Not Stated (illustrator). First edition. A stunning set of eight volumes of the charming New Naturalist Library collection. This is a collection of eight volumes from the Collins The New Naturalist Library series.This set includes:Sea Birds by James Fisher & R. M. Lockley, number 28 first published in 1954. With ten colour plates, five black and white plates are missing, from va-viii, sixty-three black and white plates.The Common Lands of England and Wales by L. Dudley Stamp & W. G. Hoskins, number 45 first published in 1963. With six plates in colour and black and white plates ix, x, xia, xib, xiia, xiib are missing 27 photographs in black and white.Freshwater Fishes of the British Isles by P. S. Maitland & R. N. Campbell, number 75 first published in 1992. With twenty-one colour photographs and over 200 black and white photographs and diagrams.British Larks, Pipits & Wagtails by Eric Simms, number 78 first published in 1992. With four colour plates and over 200 black and white photographs and drawings.The New Naturalist by Peter Marren, number 82 published for a second time in 2005. With sixteen colour plates an dover 100 black and white photographs and drawings.Loch Lomondside by John Mitchell, number 88 first published in 2001. With eight colour plates and over 120 black and white photographs and line drawings.Dragonflies by Philip Corbet & Stephen Brooks, number 106, first published in 2008. With many colour photographs by Robert Thompson.Wildfowl by David Cabot, number 110, first published in 2009. With many colour photographs.Collated. In the publisher's original cloth binding. Externally, very smart with a few marks to the earlier editions. There are inscriptions to the front free endpapers of Seabirds and The Common Lands of England and Wales. Internally, generally firmly bound with bright and clean pages. In the original unclipped dustwrappers. Sea-birds dustwrapper is the most worn with some taping to the wraps and fading to the spine. The earlier dustwrappers have some signs of shelf wear and fading but are all generally very smart. Very Good Indeed. book.

HARD BACK MAROON. CIRCA 1883 Lueuis B. Egbert, Ella Starkey, Harry F. Evan, Alice Ogden, Edohi A. Bourgiors, Jenny Sharp, Gertrude Cobb, Ida L Griffeth, Marie Matford,Mary Fosdick, Lillie Westcott, George A. Bourgeois, Ray Diament, Frank M. Cobb, Lillie Brineshults, Emma F. Ogden, R. M. Bateman, H. Collom Cook, William B. Sheppard, Elmer E Starkey, Lillie Tumey, Ida J Burt, Mary Shoppard, Mattie S. Ogden, William D. Wilson, Allie C Orr,Clara B. Reeves, Hattie C. Emmual, Sallie A. Cobb, Eva R. Sheppard,Geo. W. Sheppard, M. E. Mason, Rhoda S Marts, S. C. Sharp, Chrissie Evan, Albert S. Sharp, Frannie R. Bateman, Ella S. Lozen, Bella H. Rocap, Ella Hekner eligant varied examples of salutations & good cheers to Florence G. Shults Cedarville, NJ; gilt on cover and spine, edge wear, corners bumped, front hinge cracked, spine missing DATE PUBLISHED: 1883 EDITION:

Sole edition. 8vo. 89, (1) pp. Publisher's grey boards, dark blue lettering to the spine and upper board, ownership inscription dated 1928 to the front free endpaper, dust jacket illustrated to the upper panel in a style similar to that of Aubrey Beardsley. Illustrated title page replicating the same design as the jacket. Tanning to the jacket, else very good.