dallaway rev james (19 risultati)

Condizione: New.

Condizione: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Condizione: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Condizione: New.

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. First. All in original green cloth binding, blind embossed, gilt. This copy spine detached, but spine present showing 2 inches (20%) loss. This copy has a printed label pasted in (top board verso) stating: "This volume belongs to William Starmer Shaw's heirloom collection of rare and curious Books, mainly relating to History and Antquities of the County of Northampton". Corrigenda slip bound in. 447 pp text block clean tight and fox free. Realistically priced. See also our ABE Listing: # 007677 "Rambles Roundabout and Poems". G J de Wilde.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fair. Bound in contemporary diced leather. Marbled endpapers. Good binding. Spine label lacking. Moderate shelfwear. Rubbing to spine. Boards detached. Generally clean. XII, 318 p.

Hardcover. Condizione: Collectible-Very Good. No Jacket. Nice copy in attractive modern binding. Pencil underlining found scattered through the text, along with a pencil sketch floor plan on one of the rear end pages and a list in pen on one of the front end pages. Previous owner's beautiful signature in pen on the half title page. Binding is tight and square. Covers show a little light wear around the corners. No dust jacket.

Condizione: Good. London 1833 John Williams. From the Norman era to the close of the reign of Queen Elizabethwith an appendix of notes and illustrations and an historical account of Master and Free Masons. Lg.8vo., 447pp., title page in red and black, marbled edges. Original boards with later paper backstrip. Binding secure. Boards worn. Good .

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. 8vo, cloth, spine richly gilt stamped (and, as skillfully rebacked), inner hinges crudely strengthened, [iv], corrigenda slip, 447pp. Partially unopened. The binding, if it be original, as seems to be the case, is of a remarkably later style of publisher's cloth. First Edition. About a Very Good copy.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Rev. James Dallaway had published the successful survey Observations on English Architecture. Yet, the passing of twenty years had brought more insight, clarity, and of course further changes to the physical layout of buildings across the United Kingdom. Rather than revising the original work, he created this volume, a collection of discourses, which included a variety of thoughts from other scholars on critical issues that had arisen. His work includes a lot of opinions of controversies about development of architecture, including his belief that Grecian architecture deeply influenced the Gothic style. He writes of the Tudor style, military architecture, and Free Masons, among other topics. Some critics have argued that his preference for certain architectural styles, such as Scottish Gothic, gives his work a biased tone when it comes to declaring some styles as superior to others. Regardless of preference, this work still despite the passage of time gives a lot of food for discussion.

Quarter cloth. Condizione: Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: No dj. First Edition. Sound copy rebound with original boards quite a while ago, the green cloth backstrip is supple with browned and slightly chipped printed paper label. Boards very cornerworn, contents darkened at edges o/w generally OK. Endpapers not the originals. Bookplate of the Grand Lodge of Ancient free and Accepted Masons of Scotland. Nice churchey smell inside. 447pp.

Hardcover. Condizione: VG-. 1st. Rebound, charcoal cloth. Binding tight and inside VG.

Hard Cover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. First Edition. in original green quarter-cloth and paper-covered boards as issued, paper label on spine, boards quite worn at corners, pages untrimmed, four plates (one in colour) plus a number of coloured illustrations of arms in the text. Large paper copy (31 by 25cm) Size: Folio - over 12" - 15" tall.

10.0 x 6.0 inches. In grey hard card covers with black lettering to beige cloth spine. Marbled edges. In very good condition. Corners slightly bumped. Mild foxing to early pages and endpapers. Occasional light pencil marks to margins. Else a clean and tight copy. 212 pp. With b/w frontis and other b/w illustrations. Descriptions of antiquities of Bristol, topography, and a life of William Canynges,who was an English merchant and shipper from Bristol, one of the wealthiest private citizens of his day and an occasional royal financier. He served as Mayor of Bristol five times and as MP for Bristol thrice. Much of the text is in Latin.

Rilegato in Pelle. Condizione: fine. With Considerable Additions by the Rev. James Dallaway.Printed at the Shakspeare Press, by W. Nicol, for John Major.Five volumes, complete. Green half leather binding. Each volume features beautiful black-and-white plates.English Text.London, 1828; 5 vols., leather bound, pp. 1816, b/w ill., b/w plates, cm 15,5x24,5. Libro.

Original Boards. Condizione: Near Fine. First Edition. An outstanding copy, secure and tightly sewn in the original boards, with paper label on the spine. Edges untrimmed and with only incidental wear to the boards. 318 pp.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. 4to 31 cm x 24.5 cm, iv (4) 212 (10) pages, the title page printed in red and black. Frontis illustration + 3 other full-page plates the plate before page 185 hand coloured as are the printed armorial shields which occur throughout the volume. Small armorial bookplate to front paste down and verso of front blank for" Church House Bristol", also printed ownership label of Harold E Mathews to front paste down. The contents clean and tight with no inscriptions. Later (not recent) plain half burgundy calf with black title label. Light rubbing to edges and corners, the binding tight with no splits or staining. Believe to be one of 6 large paper copies with the engraved plate bound before page.185 hand-coloured, as are also the printed armorial shields, and three additional engravings. The plates do not appear in the smaller 8vo edition.

Leather. Condizione: Near Fine. Various (illustratore). A beautifully bound, complete set of Horace Walpole's richly illustrated guide to painting in England, with additions by James Dallaway. Bound in an elegant half crushed morocco, with marbled paper-covered boards. A new edition, with additions by the Rev. James Dallaway. This impressively illustrated collection was first published in 1762, showcasing principal English artists, with a focus on painting. It is often considered to be the first comprehensive biographical study of the history of the arts in England. Walpole presents the lives and work of various prominent artists from different periods, including during the reigns of Henry VII, Henry VIII, Charles I, Charles II, George I and George II. Volume V serves as a catalogue of engravers who were born or resided in England during these periods. Wonderfully illustrated, with 88 illustrations on 80 plates, and 39 engravings. Comprised of 14 plates and 5 engravings to Volume I, 17 plates and 12 engravings to II, 17 plates and 13 engravings to III, 16 plates and 9 engravings to IV and sixteen plates to V. Collated, complete. Compiled by Horace Walpole, collected by George Vertue and with considerable additions from the Rev. James Dallaway. Bound in an half crushed morocco, with marbled paper-covered boards. Externally, lovely, with light rubbing to joints and extremities. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are generally bright and clean, with light scattered spotting to the first few pages, to the plates and to the pages facing the plates. A little offsetting from plates. Otherwise, bright and clean. Near Fine. book.

Largest paper copy on Whatman's paper (42.5 x 34 cm), one of only six produced in this size. The volume was produced in an ordinary 8vo edition, a large paper copy, with some of the plates coloured, as noted by Lowndes, but also six imperial quarto largest paper copies, as noted by Hyett & Bazeley, who also indicate one of these in the collection of Sir Thomas Phillips at Thirlestaine House, Cheltenham & another in Mr. Braikenridge's Library at Bath. A further one of these noted in the collection at The Shire Hall. pp. [1], iv, [3],212, [10]. 3 etched plates, 2 wood-engraved plates plus armorial woodcuts on the letterpress. A magnificent copy. bound in full maroon morocco. sumptuously tooled. All edges gilt. hinges and corners a little rubbed, but quite sound. Aeg. With the dated (1909) bookplate of Robert Frederick Green. Extra postage required for foreign order. [Hyett & Bazeley 145; Anderson 109; Lowndes 582; Roland 220; Austin 5361; Spalding II, 67].