dr barnardo (15 risultati)

c.178pp. 8vo. Original cloth and dustwrapper, a little insect damaged, in very good condition.

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. Good.

Booklet - Unbound Pages. Condizione: Very Good. 19 pages, illustrated. An original article from the Review of Reviews, 1896. An authentic standalone article, extracted from a larger volume. Not a reprint or reproduction, but an original work in its own right. Preserved in a modern card cover, prepared for practicality - an unassuming but serviceable presentation that favours function over finery. Size: 18 x 24 cms. Category: Review of Reviews; Cosmo Books : 29 years on ABE, 47 years taking care of customers. A bookseller you can rely on.

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. Collection of articles, humour, stories and illustrations, many plates in colour with b/w images within the text, including a beautiful chromolithographic frontispiece. Advertisements to rear cover and end-papers. Rubbing and bumping to edges. Tanning to page edges and occasional spotting within. Contents sound. Good.

Hardcover. Condizione: Poor. No Jacket. Various (illustratore). Victorian collection of stories and pictures. In poor condition, the title page is missing so issue date unknown. Pictorial boards. B/w and the occasional colour illustrations throughout. Condition: Poor. Partially disbound with the prelims and first few pages loose or missing. Occasional stains and edge tears. Suitable for breaking - lots of full page and in-text drawings. Size: 10x8in / 26x20cm. 432pp. Weight: 970g.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fair. "Bubbles" A Volume of True Tales and Coloured Pictures. Volume II. The Children's Bookroom 1895. Profusely illustrated. Front hinge tender but holding. Rear hinge neatly repaired. Some rubbing. Tanning to page edges. Bookplate inside the front cover. The contents are slightly shaken. A reasonable collector's copy.

Hardback. Condizione: Good. No Jacket. Irwin, M. & et al., (illustratore). Good condition with no wrapper. Pictorial boards and spine shows children on a beach with campfire and a kettle. 5 mounted colour plates. B/w text illustrations. 424 pages. First story is "Friends or Foe?". Spine and corners worn, slight loss to top and tail of spine and chipping to spine edges. Damp stain to top corner of front cover. Foxing and fingering to contents. Packaged with care and promptly dispatched!

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. "Bubbles" A Volume of True Tales and Coloured Pictures: Volume 14' edited by Dr. Barnardo. The Children's Bookroom. Undated, circa 1900. Frontispiece detached, a little biro to rear endpaper. Good+.

Soft cover. Condizione: Near Fine. PRESENTATION COPY INSCRIBED and SIGNED by Valerie Lloyd to "Walker" (Evans). Small, slim quarto, printed entirely in brown ink on heavy beige paper stock, 48pp, half-tone illustrations, publisher's printed wrappers with an arch die-cut window to front cover revealing a reproduced photograph of an orphan on the first page (hint of fading at spine, near fine). Signed by Author(s).

Hardcover. Condizione: Fair. 1st Edition. HARDBACK BOOK IN FAIR CONDITION,FRONT HINGE STARTING,BOTH OUTER PANELS HAVE DAMP STAIN,MILDEW,STATEDAT TOP OF TITLE PAGE,JANUARY 3RD,1880.

Hardcover. Condizione: Good -. Oversized hard cover glazed pictorial bds with deep red material strip to spine, Good-, bk leans, some rubbing/edgewear, scuffing and some discoloration, nice colour 'Fry's Pure Cocoa' advertisement to rear bd, picture to front of two children looking into a shop window, one is dressed as a little sailor, another young girl holds an infant and watches them, ffep advertisement pge has closed tearing to btm of hinge, Contents pge also has closed tear to inside hinge, rear hinge cracked but holding, rear pastedown advertisement has some brown paper residue stuck to it which obscures some text, contents sound and tight with some pges tanned, numerous double pge colour illustrations (occas. some have become stuck together and have left a little residue from the opposite pge), these are by such artists as: Katheleen Lucas; J Murray Wright; W J Webb; P Sumner; Cox; T. M.; W. Lloyd; W. J. W and after Sir Edwin Lanseer, plus some b/w drawings, a wide variety of subjects including: Serial Tales; Natural History Talks; The British Empire (Including Ceylon, Canada, Hongkong, Australia, Cape Colony, Penang, Calcutta, Jamica, New Zealand and Aden); Wild flowers of the Month; Our animals' friend society Papers; Poetry; Types of Indian Native Troops; British Troops in India; Star Studies; Brave Women (Includes Augustina of Saragossa, Constance de St Aunez, Only a Soldier's Wife, Lady Banks and Anna Colbioernsen); Famous Youngsters - Oliver Cromwell and John Ruskin; Robinson Crusoe Abridged; Jottings about Dr Barnardo's Homes - A Series of Notes About the Work; and many Articles.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Softback. 10 x 3.5cm stuck down on 15.8 x 8cm page. Blue ink in large hand writing with under neath line on white paper cut out from letter, all stuck down on original yellow page. Original neat ink note under " Dr Barnardo Founder of the Homes ". Slight browning to yellow page, browning to white cut out else very clean & clear & unchipped. Clean copy withbrowning. VG.

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: No Dust Jacket. New Cheap Edition. Wonderful Pictorial boards back and front - Frys Advert to the rear - with a plain cloth spine with three black 'stars' at the foot - denoting Volume 3 I assume. The boards are rubbed to all extremities but are so attractive! No Date shown, but Dr. Barnardo, a medical doctor whose mission was to help those in poverty, supported his philanthropic practice by editing & publishing children's periodicals between 1874 & his death in 1905. This series - Bubbles: A Volume of True Tales and Coloured Pictures - superseded 'Our Darlings' in 1894. So as this is Volume 3 it has to be c. 1896. Internally there is an insert over the Title page stating 'Volume III New Cheap Edition and giving a change of address. The layout of the book is slightly unusual in that it is both text and pictures and painting competitons and the pages are oddly irregularly sized some marks/small tears - but overall the book is reasonably clean, tight and bright with a combination of history, puzzles, biblical/moral tales, fiction, poetry, natural history, world travel and general informations, etc. Some pages have been repaired with archive tape, mainly to the blank side/bottom edges, and some pages are shorter than others, many fall irregularly. One painting competition has been partially completed. Advert endpapers. 300pp. Masses of wonderful chromolithographic (oil/stone colour printed) plates, quite a few child 'poverty' images amongst them. A marvellous period piece - not the best copy, but sound and overall good - Pretty Scarce. Regardless of condition this is A Delightful Victorian Child's Book. See Images. ; Smaller 4to 9" - 10" tall.

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. 336 pp. Illus. with b.w. and cold. reproductions. 8vo. dec. cl. no d/w. a.e.g. Bds. marked contents sl shaken else v.g.

24pp, 4to. Stapled pamphlet. Aged, and with spotting to covers, creased closed tear at foot of spine, and slight loss to bottom out corner of back cover. With one vertical fold. The cover is printed in black, with a charming cartoon by 'C. F.' in red ink of five happy birds singing and flying around with musical scores in wings, with one bird on box with conductor's baton tapping a music stand. The five leaves at the front of the pamphlet, and the five at the back on shiny art paper, mainly filled with local advertisements; the two central leaves, carrying the programme proper, on watermarked laid paper. The seventh page carries a list of 'Patrons', details of officers of the 'Barnardo Helpers' League | Tunbridge Wells Habitation', and a half-page article (by Fry?) on 'Agra House (1)', beginning: 'Do you know Agra House? Whenever I pass down the road, I see passers-by craning their necks to look over the fence at the children playing in the garden.' The four central pages, with the programme, describe the piece as having 'Words and Music by CHRISTOPHER FRY | Dances arranged by THE TEWSON SCHOOL OF DANCING'. The revue is in two parts, each with twelve pieces, followed by details of the crew and props, ending: 'Telephone kindly lent by the G.P.O.' Details of the cast of each of the twenty-four pieces are given, as for example, from Part One: '7. "What's Wrong With Mabel?" | SCENE: The Star's Dressing Room in a West-End Theatre. | Ivy . . . CHRISTINE RUSH. | Mabel . . . VIOLET GOULD. | The Manager . . . GEOFFREY QUAIFE. | "Ovalvitaquick."' Also, from Part Two: '2. "Breakdown in Boo-loo Boo-loo." | Lady Trudge, the lady explorer . . . VIOLET GOULD. | Her Secretary . . . RENEE TORRIANO. | The Native . . . ROGER ELAND. | "My Heart's in Darkest Africa."' The most elaborate of the pieces, itself in two parts ('The Committee' and 'The Performance') is 'Coronation Pageant.' Loosely inserted in the volume is an 8vo leaf printed on one side in purple ink with a 'Dr. Barnardo's Homes' 'Coronation Enrolment' subscription application, illustrated with drawing of the royal couple George VII and Elizabeth. In Fry's autograph on reverse: 'Sorry I have not had time to send this off but we had no envelopes to fit, as wrappers. | Many thanks for lovely long letter. | Its a lovely day.' No other copy traced on OCLC WorldCat.