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Condizione: Used - Very Good. VG hardback. A clean, tidy copy with B&W illustrations; tightly bound in glazed boards.

8vo, (218mm.), x,228p. 4 illustrations. A good copy in original laminated hardback boards. A volume in the Print Networks series of papers from the annual Seminar on British Book Trade History, containing: Paul Morgan, Henry Cotton and W.H. Allnutt: Two Pioneer Book-Trade Historians; David Stoker The Country Book Trade 1784-85; Stephen W. Brown William Smellie and the Printer's Role in the Eighteenth-Century Edinburgh Book Trade; Richard B Sher William Buchan's Domestic Medicine: Laying Book History Open; Jonathan Sanderson Medical Secrets and the Book Trade: Ownership of the Copy of the College of Physicians' Pharmacopeia (1618-50); Warren McDougall Charles Elliot and the London Booksellers in the Early Years; Peter Isaac Charles Elliot and the English Provincial Book Trade; Philip Henry Jones Scotland and the Welsh-Language Book Trade During the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century; Iain Beavan 'Spreading the Hell-hounds of Jealousy and Discord': the Aberdeen Shaver and its Times; Brenda Scragg William Ford, Manchester Bookseller; Michael Powell & Terry Wyke At the Fall of the Hammer: Auctioneering Books in Manchester 1700-1850; Barry McKay Niche Marketing in the Nineteenth Century: The Shepherds' Guides of the Northern Counties; and Graeme Forbes The Edward Clark Collection at Napier University, Edinburgh.

8vo, (218mm), xiv,201p. 18 illustrations. A good copy in original laminated hardback boards. Print Networks series of papers from the annual Seminar on British Book Trade History, containing: Iain Beavan `What Constitutes the Crime which it is Your Pleasure to Punish so mercilessly?': Scottish Booksellers' Societies in the Nineteenth Century, Maureen Bell Reading in Seventeenth-Century Derbyshire: the Wheatcrofts and their Books, Diana Dixon New Town, New Newspapers: the Development of the Newspaper Press in Nineteenth-Century Middlesbrough, John Hinks The Beginnings of the Book Trade in Leicester, David Hounslow A Moving Market: The Influence of London Books of Street Cries on Provincial Editions to c 1830, Peter Isaac Splendide mendax: Publishing Landscape Illustrations of the Bible, Philip Henry Jones The First World War and Welsh-Language Publishing, Wallace Kirsop From Curry's to Collins Street, or how a Dubliner Became the `Melbourne Mudie', Barry McKay John Atkinson's `Lottery' Book of 1809: John Locke's Theory of Education Comes to Workington, Lisa Peters The Troubled History of a Welsh Newspaper Publishing Company: the North Wales Constitutional Newspaper Company Limited 1869-1878, Janet Phipps Book Availability in Ipswich over the Years, Michael Powell & Terry Wyke `Aristotle to a Wery Tall Man': Selling Secondhand Books in Manchester in the 1830s, Sydney J. Shep Mapping the Migration of Paper: Historical Geography and New Zealand Print Culture, Richard B. Sher & Hugh Amory From Scotland to the Strand: the Genesis of Andrew Millar's Bookselling Career, and Jeffrey Smith Books and Culture in Late Eighteenth- and Early Nineteenth-Century Newcastle.

First Edition, frontis., facsimiles, orig. decorated boards. New. The study of the provincial book trade has been transformed due to increased interest in Britain's social history. These essays focus on readership, and the distribution of print and images. The vast outpouring of books, chapbooks, street literature, newspapers and ephemera indicate greater literacy than was known.

Hardback printed covers. small 8vo. Hardback printed covers. x, 228 pages. First edition. These thirteen scholarly essays on the history of the book trade are the third volume in the PRINT NETWORKS series of publications. The original papers were presented at the annual "Seminars on the British Book Trade." The essays covered include Paul Morgan's "Henry Cotton and W. H. Allnutt: Two Pioneer Book-Trade Historians," David Stoker's "The Country Book Trade," Warren McDougall's "Charles Elliot and the London Booksellers in the Early Years," Philip Henry Jones' "Scotland and the Welsh-Language Book Trade during the Second Half of the 19th Century," Brenda Scragg's "William Ford, Manchester Bookseller," and Barry McKay's "Niche Marketing in the 19th Century," among others.

8vo, (218mm), x,228p. 26 illustrations and maps. A very good copy in original laminated hardback boards. Print Networks series of papers from the annual Seminar on British Book Trade History, containing: R. J. Goulden Print Culture in the Kentish Weald, David Shaw & Sarah Gray James Abree: Canterbury's First 'Modern' Printer, Philip Henry Jones The Welsh Wesleyan Bookroom, Margaret Cooper A Snuff-box for the king of Prussia: the remarkable Career of Benjamin Maund, Barry McKay Cumbrian Chapbook Cuts: Some Sources and Other Versions, John Morris, A Bothy Ballad and its Chapbook Source, Fiona Black Book Distribution to the Scottish and Canadian Provinces, Bill Bell 'Pioneers of Literature': Commercial Travellers in the Early 19th Century, Michael Powell & Terry Wyke Penny Capitalism in the Manchester Book Trade: the Case of James Wetherley, Peter Isaac Charles Elliot and Spilsbury's Antiscorbutic Drops, Sheila Hingley Elham Parish Library, Michael Perkin Parochial Libraries: Founders and Readers, and Iain Beavan 'The best Library that ever the North Pairtes of Scotland Saw': Thomas Reid and his Books.

octavo, boards. First Edition. First Edition. octavo, boards. 228pp. St. Paul's, Contains thirteen essays: "Henry Cotton and W H Allnutt: two Pioneer Book- Trade Historians" by Paul Morgan; "William Smellie and the Printer's Role in the Eighteenth-Century Edinburgh Book Trade" by Stephen W. Brown; " William Buchan's 'Domestic Medicine': Laying Book History Open" by Richard B. Sher; Jonathan Sanderson on "Medical Secrets and the Book Trade."; " Charles Elliot and the London Booksellers int he Early Years" by Warren McDougall; "Charles Elliot and the English Provincial Book Trade" by Peter Isaac; "Scotland and the Welsh-Language Book Trade during the Second half of the Nineteenth Century" by Philip Henry Jones; Brenda J. Scragg on " William Ford, Manchester Bookseller", and more.

Hardback printed covers. 8vo. Hardback printed covers. 218 pages. This fourth volume in the Print Networks series salutes the impact of the printing press. Taken from the proceedings of the Seventeenth Seminar on the British Book Trade held in Aberystwyth in July 1999, this collection of scholarly essays covers the regulation of printed matter and its distribution, the preservation of Welsh language and culture in print, and various aspects of printing and the book trade in provincial England. Eighteen essays written from such authorities as: John Turner, Barry McKay, John Hinks, John R. Turner, David J. Shaw, Sarah Gray, David Stoker, Stacey Gee, Iain Beavan, Audrey Cooper, Diana Dixon, Margaret Cooper, Brenda Scragg, Philip Henry Jones, Richard Suggett, Chris Baggs and Rheinallt Llwyd. Illustrated. Co-Published with St. Pauls Bibliographies.

orig.boards. Condizione: Minor rubbing. VG. Textual facsimile illus. (illustratore). 22x14cm, x,228 pp., Series: Print Networks, 3.

orig.boards. Condizione: Minor rubbing. VG. Textual facsimile illus. (illustratore). 22x14cm, xi,205 pp., Series: Print Networks, 4.