Turner Michae (2 results)

Published by N, Sydney, 2014
- First Edition
- Signed
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Add to basketFirst Edition. Foreword by David Ellis. Pp. 112+[14](mainly profile drawings), illustrated in colour and black & white, including 134 coloured plates at end, text figures, indices and concordances; super roy. 4to; printed red & black papered boards, with a few tiny edge bruises; dust wrapper; book label of David Levine, Sydney, on upper pastedown; The Australian Archaeological Institute at Athens/The Nicholson Museum, Sydney, 2014. First edition. Union Academique Internationale Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum series, Australia Fascicule 2. *With inked presentation inscriptions to David Levine from both authors (dated 04. IX. 2014) on the copyright page. Signed.…

Published by N, Sydney, 2008
- First Edition
Seller: Kay Craddock - Antiquarian Bookseller, Melbourne, VIC, AustraliaKay Craddock - Antiquarian Bookseller
Contact seller5-star sellerCondition: Used
US$ 110.49
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Add to basketFirst Edition. Foreword by David Ellis. Pp. [ii]+98(last blank)+[12](mainly profile drawings), 105 coloured plates, numerous text figures, indices and concordances; super roy. 4to; printed red & black papered boards; dust wrapper, edges a trifle rubbed, the back panel faintly scuffed; book label of David Levine, Sydney, on upper pastedown; The Australian Archaeological Institute at Athens/The Nicholson Museum, Sydney, 2008. First edition. Union Academique Internationale Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum series, Australia Fascicule I. *With a CD (digital images of all plates and drawings) in pocket on the lower endpaper. 'Focuses on the Nicholson Museum's collection of the Greek South Italian pottery from Apulia. The oldest acquisitions, comprising 28 complete pots, were acquired by the museum's founder Sir Charles Nicholson and given to the University in 1860' [Foreword].…