Rev john mastin (7 risultati)

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. 193 pages, bright and clean. H.23cm W.15cm D.1cm.

Later Full Leather Hardback. Condizione: Very Good - See Description. First Edition. 1792. First edition. 206pp. and a folding illustration showing a representation of the armies of King Charles I and Sir Thomas Fairfax preparatory to the Battle of Naseby. John Mastin (1747-1829) was an English topographer and was the Vicar at Naseby. His history of Naseby is his best known work and one of the earliest published histories of the parish of Naseby. As might be expected, the book records the Civil War battle that took place in the parish in 1645. Other material includes an account of agricultural practices, references to contemporary residents and details of at least some of the memorials and tombstones that were then present in Naseby church and churchyard. The book is bound in later (probably early 20th century) full leather boards with gold titling on a leather label and five raised bands on the spine. The case of the book is in very good condition with some scuffing and a few faint stains on the boards. The spine is noticeably faded together with about 1" of the adjacent part of the front board and 1/2" of the rear board. There is slight fading around the other edges of the boards. Small pieces of the title label are missing and there is a small dent on the top edge of the front board. The contents are tight and clean apart from a few small marks and a little scattered light foxing. The top 1/2" of the title page has a professional paper repair, probably carried out at the time of the recasing, and the folding illustration has similar repairs to the folds. There is an armorial bookplate on the front fixed endpaper but no inscription.…

Hard Cover. Condizione: Very Good. Harback, half-calf, marbled paper covered boards, spine relaid. Pp. iv, 31, 131, iv, 30, 19. Complete with folding plan and folding engraving of church of Tewkesbury, plus 2 full-page plates and folding plan of tombstones. Mark on front pastedown from removed label or bookplate. Previous owner's name to half-title. A very pleasing copy. (al14).…

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. A very tidy and well-preserved copy in full calf. re-backed and new endpapers. pages clean with only some very occasional light foxing. Free from inscriptions or other markings.

Full Calf. Condizione: Very Good. Book measures 20.5x13.cm. 31, 206pp, folding plan. Bound in full calf. Rebacked, retaining part of the original spine, period boards, gilt tooling. Calf lightly rubbed, some minor abrasion wear, library number on spine. Binding in very good clean firm condition. Internally, [ about 5 library stamps or marks ]. Pages clean. A nice clean copy. Size: 8vo. …

31[1] pp including preface & subscribers list, 206 pp, multifolding plate of the Battle of Naseby. Later maroon 1/2 morocco binding with marbled board & endpapers, coloured leaf edges. Front joint cracked but holding firm, minor marks to leather, sides lightly soiled, contents age browned with random offsetting & foxing, small tear to centre fold of plate with no loss. Upcott Page 1013.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. Octavo. 31, 206pp. Complete with folding plan of the Battle of Naseby. Recently re-bound in half brown calf, marbled paper sides, title label to spine. New end papers. Page edges untrimmed. A few tidy repairs to the folds/joints of the plan. Otherwise contents in good order. A Very Good copy. Uncommon. With a 1995 'Pryor Publications' facsimile booklet of the 'Three Letters' (Fairfax/Cromwell) pamphlet with a commentary by Glenn Foard.…