Treasury Chambers (13 results)

Condition: Good. 1932. Paperback. "Ordered, by The House of Commons, to be Printed, 4 February 1932. Commissioning organisation: Treasury Chambers, 4th February 1932. - MAJOR ELLIOT. 5 p. 24 cm. Pamphlet. A good copy." Keywords: Subjects. Not a first edition copy. . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

Condition: Good. 1932. Paperback. "Ordered, by The House of Commons, to be Printed, 4 February 1932. Commissioning organisation: Treasury Chambers, 4th February 1932. - MAJOR ELLIOT. 5 p. 24 cm. Pamphlet. A good copy." Keywords: Subjects. Not a first edition copy. . . .

Hardcover. Condition: Read description. READ DESCRIPTION. The Spine leather and boards are completely detached. Internally the book is after the detached covers sound and clean except the last page and end papers are attached to the detached rear board. Hardback (Finance Accounts of The United Kingdom for the Financial Year 1902 - 1908).

Hardcover. Condition: Read description. READ DESCRIPTION. The boards are completely detached. Spine leather partly detached. Internally creasing and some slits/ tears to first 35 pages (not affecting ability to read the text, mainly creasing to outer margin areas) The book is after the detached covers and first few pages sound and clean. Hardback (Finance Accounts of The United Kingdom for the Financial Year 1909 - 1923).

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Leather spine and corners slightly worn at edges. Internally on inner edge of title page and inner edge of last page string visible but very sound and tight. A few minor annotations. The former title pages of some of the bound sections are slightly worn/dust marked (and outer bottom corner of the 1942-43 section is slightly torn) also a few fairly minor creasing to corners etc. Hardback (Finance Accounts of The United Kingdom for the Financial Year 1939-50).

Original stapled blue card wrap covers. 8vo 9½'' x 6''. Contains 63 printed pages of text. Slight tanning to the page margins and in Very Good condition, no dust wrapper as published. Separate note by A. L. Thompson about the book loosely inserted. Member of the P.B.F.A. GOVERNMENT & POLITICS.

Original stapled blue card wrap covers. 8vo 9½'' x 6''. Contains 44 printed pages of text. Slight tanning to the page margins and in Very Good condition, no dust wrapper as published. Separate note by A. L. Thompson about the book loosely inserted. Member of the P.B.F.A. GOVERNMENT & POLITICS.

18,[2]pp. Folio disbound with browning to front and back wrappers, institutional handstamp on front and split in fold at fore edge rear wrapper. Not in TPL.

Condition: very good. 11,[1]pp. Folio, sewn as issued. very good Not in TPL.

Condition: very good. 17,[1]pp. Folio in original wrappers, sewn as-issued. very good.

Condition: very good. 21,[1]pp. Folio, sewn as issued. very good Correspondence relative to Intercolonial Railway Loan, &c., laid before Parliament by command of his Excellency the Governor General.

Condition: very good. 19,[1]pp. Folio, sewn as issued. very good Not in TPL.

Paperback. First Edition. 87 pages, unbound as issued, condition mostly Very good, clean & tight, no inscriptions etc., edge dirt/staining, was bound with other law docs. A most fascinating House of Commons document full of Facts including £407.16.0 Gen Balfour paid to Officers of 39th Reg for losses sustained in surrender/evacuation of Bevill Camp in Guadeloupe, £47,200 to Maj. Gen. Bentinck for raising a corps of Dutch Troops for HMS. £569 paid to James Campbell President og Tobago. £200 paid to Lt. Col. Calvert for Secret Services, in 1756 £900 to Hugh Wallacefor troops in North Carolina, or £7,317 to Lord Rollo Governor of Island of Dominica 1761-2, £100 to King's Regiment New York 1778, or £22,000 paid to His Serene Highness, Prince Frederick of Orange for raising Dutch Troops in 1795, or Capt. Cambell £3,417. 9s 1d of the Royal American Regiment for several Nations of (Red) Indians near Detroit & onija. £68 to Francis Burrows Surgeon at Newcastle Hospital. £1,890. 18s to Peter Clarke of Ferrit to convey to St. Christopher's and pay of Negro slaves for a secret expedition. List of over 50 people owing money, i.e Sir Lawrence Cox now a bankrupt owing £5,475 + for provisions to forces in North & South Carolina, Georgia & East Florida, or £500 owed by Maj. Duncan Quartermaster -general Port Ferrajo 1787-8 now address unknown. Or £23,445. 14s 1d owed by Edmund Lincoin Governor of St. Vincents 1784-1787, but died there insolvent in 1786. and so much more includes lots of names, dates & countries. Seems to cover dates from 1750's to 1805. From a large collection of ex Middle Temple HOC books, I purchased at a small uncatalogued auction about 35 years ago, Most books sold at the time, some books kept for myself and split about 15 years ago. At time of listing could not find another copy for sale. 21 x 33cm Approx.