Lamond, Signed (8 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. J E Hanbidge and Harry Lamond (illustrator). 70 pages. illustrated with black and white plates, by J E Hanbidge and Harry Lamond, near fine condition in publisher's cloth binding, gilt titled on front cover, edges of book spotted, with author's presentation inscription ("William C Hay/with kind regards/from the author/ September 1913"). Inscribed by Author(s).

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Inscribed to previous owner (a bass player and friend of Don Lamond) and signed by Don Lamond on title page. Stated First published by Kenny Harris Publishing, Suffolk, England. Printed and bound in Thetford, Norfolk. No additional printings indicated. Very good paperback copy, from a personal collection (NOT ex-library). Spine is uncreased, binding tight and sturdy; text is very good throughout. Small abrasion on back cover, rubbing, some age toning. Ships from Dinkytown in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Signed by Don Lamond.

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1931). 1931 1st edition. 8vo (144 x 220mm). Ppxx,340. B/w photograph plates, illustrations, folding map. Plain dark blue library cloth, spine titled in gilt. Smells of tobacco, cloth slightly used and stained, small snag to top of spine, edges browned. Good copy, signed by the author. A comprehensive history and description of the loch and its fishings. Henry Lamond was a Fellow Of The Society Of Antiquaries of Scotland, Vice President of the Scottish Angler's Association and Secretary of the Loch Lomond Angling Improvement Association. He was responsible for running and policing the Lomond fishery for many years. .

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Gift inscription by author on title page. Inscribed by Author(s).

Kleine Autogrammkarte, in Tinte eigenhändig signiert mit Empfehlung, Datum 9/5 1906, Unterschrift - mit Repro-Porträtfoto unter dunkelgrünes Passepartout (4 to) gerahmt.

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. Newport All Stars, SIGNED by all members; George Wein, Ruby Braff, Red Norvo, Joe Venuti, Barney Kessel, Larry Ridley, Don Lamond. All signed on a page from a Jazz festival programme, likely held in the Netherlands, circa 1960s. The page is made up of two sections stuck together at the edge, probably so that the entire article could be seen when it was kept in an album. Measures approximately 8 x 12 inches. These are genuine autographs, not a photocopy or preprint. Condition: Small scuffed patches to the reverse, probably from when this had been removed from an album at some time in the past. Provenance: This came direct from the Jan van Bree estate. Jan van Bree (1938-2024) was a Dutch native and a prolific autograph collector. His collection spanned around fifty albums. It began in 1957 when he wrote to the famous Italian singer Beniamino Gigli and received a handwritten reply. That one letter spurred Jan to write to as many famous people as possible, all over the world and to collect autographs in person. Signed by Author(s).

2 pp. on bifolium. With red wax seal. Folio. Statement made by the two shipwrecked Aberdeen mariners John Harvey and Daniel Lamond before George Boyd, the Notary Public of Sunderland, detailing how they lost their vessel and cargo off Sunderland Pier in a storm: "[.] these Appearants set sail with the said ship [the 'Peggy'] from Alemouth in Scotland [i.e., Alnmouth, Northumberland] on the 27th Day of September instant about one o'Clock P.M. staunch and in good Condition, and well manned, with a Cargo of Wheat on board, and proceeded with the said Ship to Newbiggen in the County of Northumberland, when about 4 o'Clock P.M. the Sea raged very high, and the said Ship sprung a Leak [.] the water still increasing upon them, they could with the greatest Difficulty keep the said Ship above water; - when the said Ship arrived off Tynemouth Castle, these Appearants let go the Anchor of the said Ship, but the Sea, still continuing to rage with great violence, they were under the Necessity of cutting the Cable [.] these Appearants endeavored to run the said Ship for Sunderland Harbour, (they not being able to get the said Ship into Shields Harbour) but when they arrived off there (viz. about 5 o'clock A.M.) there was six feet of Water in the Hould and these Appearants finding it impossible to keep the Ship above Water any longer, were under the Necessity of running her on Shore on the South-side of Sunderland Pier, in order to save their lives [.]". - While little is known of John Harvey, Daniel Lamond later entered the Royal Navy and died in the Battle of Copenhagen on 2 April 1801, one of the nine officers and 103 men of Captain James Walker's "Isis" killed or wounded when Rear-Admiral Horatio Nelson's fleet defeated the Danish-Norwegian fleet. - Folded and with three drystamps (6d, 6d, 1s) and 8d stamp. Seal cracked. Signed by both mariners and the Notary, counter-signed by his clerks, Thomas Mewburn and James Dove.

SAMMLUNG (zus. 7 SS. 8° und 2 SS. 4°) von 6 EIGENHÄNDIGEN BRIFEN mit Ort, Datum, Unterschrift signiert , 1913-19, an Dr. Th. Kappstein und Grete und Oscar Bie, über ihr Leben und ihre Arbeit, Stücke, Manuskripte.ich bin nur Menschendarstellerin.Aufzeichnungen über meine Laufbahn besitze ich nicht.da ich an viele Proben gewöhnt bin u. langsames Studium.