fidlon paul ryan r j (16 risultati)

Soft cover. Condizione: Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. pp.x+86. 21.5cm. Soft covers with slight edge wear. A good copy.

Paperback large trade, very good condition, minor edgewear. 84 pp. A first listing of the about 1350 men, women and children - convicts and seamen - who sailed to Sydney Cove on the eleven ships of the First Fleet, to found a colony there. Many Australian like to trace their origins to the First Fleet. Edited by Paul D. Fidlon and R. J. Ryan, from the files of the Australian Documents Library, with additional material from Joyce Cowell, Fellowship of First Fleeters.

25.0 x 18.5cms 344pp very good+ hardback & dustwrapper This is the most intimate personal entertaining and lascivious of all the accounts of Sydney's settlement. Scarce title.

xviii+344pp. 4to. Original boards in dustwrapper. A very good copy. First edition.

xx+196pp. 8vo. Original boards in d/w, b/w illustrations from original drawings. A near fine copy. Important journal of First Fleet surgeon published for the first time after 200 years.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Good. pp.xx+401. 24cm. 17 black and white facsimile plates. Appendices. Index. Hard cover in dust jacket. Bookseller's label of Gaston Renard, Melbourne on front paste down. A very good clean copy Reproduces the 'private' journal of King with the description of day to day life in the new colony of Port Jackson, and Norfolk Island, as opposed to the 'official' journal. [1045g].

Hardback small quarto, dustjacket, very good condition (in good plus dustjacket), black & white text-photos (plates), few small holes folded edge front flap (minor insect damage repaired, minor edgewear & foxing), sticker mark front cover jacket. Heavy (1.0 Kg), and extra postage may be requested to destinations outside Australia. 401 pp. This journal of a young First Fleet marine officer Philip Gidley King describes his trip from England to Port Jackson in the First Fleet, and then his assignment to Norfolk Island, his extended stay on Norfolk Island ('marooned' together with convicts), and a trip from that island to New Zealand, where he describes the country and people. Includes a section on Maori language. Although maninly about Norfolk Island, this journal fills in the gaps about our knowledge of the daily struggles of the early colony in New South Wales. The original manuscripts are in the Mitchell Library, Sydney. King later became the third Governor of New South Wales. (No 2 in the Australian Documents Library series.).

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. 11 small Ships comprised the First Fleet that carried the early Nation Builders to Australia, both Convict and Free. Names in alphabetical order. 83 Pages, 130g, 8 3/8" Tall. No inscriptions. Very small very light part crease at top corner of cover. ("The Second Fleet Convicts" also available, I'm happy to give a Discount on the 2.) Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

Or.bds. Dustjacket. xix,196pp. b/w ills. Sl foxing on foredge else Fine. 1st ed. The lady Penryhn carried more than one hundred female convicts from England to Sydney. All except on survive the eight-month voyage, exceptional for the times.

Hard cover with D/J, 25x19cm, 344 pages, d/j has bumped edges and some light soiling to overall cover, hard cover has slightly bent corners all around, ledges have some slight foxing.

First edition. Quarto. Publisher's original brown cloth with titles in gilt to the spine, in dustwrapper. Illustrated with eight black and white plates and three facsimiles of manuscripts. A very good copy, the binding square and firm with a very slight hint of cracking to the front hinge and a small bump to the foot of the lower board. The contents remain in very good order throughout. The dustwrapper with some marking to the rear panel and the odd minor nick the extremities is otherwise also very good. A reproduction of the jounral and letters of Ralph Clark, a member of the First Fleet, the fleet of eleven ships which brought the first British colonists and convicts to Australia.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Fine. 344 pp. Ralph Clark sailed from England in the 'Friendship' and remained in Sydney until his departure for Norfolk Island aboard HMS Sirius in March 1790. From there he returned to England and then embarked on the Sirius once more as part of the First Fleet. Clark's journal is a very personal document, clearly not intended for publication, and thus all the more interesting to modern historians.

Col.Ill.wrapps. 86pp. Wrapps with fading to spine. Lacks ffe. Name on half-title page. Good copy. 1st ed. The ships of the First Fleet were the HMS Sirius, Supply, Alexander, Charlotte, Friendship, Lady Penrhyn, Prince of Wales, Scarborough, Borrowdale, Fishburn & Golde Grove. A list of who was on board.

4to. pp.xix + 196 with black & white illustrations. Tan cloth hardcover . Bookplate on the endpaper. in pictorial dust wrapper. A very good copy. Arthur Bowes Smyth sailed with the First Fleet from Portsmouth to Sydney in 1787-1788 as a surgeon .The ship was carrying over one hundred women convicts.All but one survived which proved his skill on the journey This Includes a list of the female convicts on the Lady Penrhyn.

Hardcovers. Slight rubbing and some light marks to covers, otherwise good condition. No dj. B/W illus. 344pp. ISBN 0908219024.