Trusler rev dr john (12 risultati)

Full Leather. Condizione: Fair. Tenth Edition. 280pp. Cracked hinges but still well held by the strings. Starts with Title page, ends with "End of First Vol" on page 280 so end blanks etc missing. Block still well bound together. Interior in nice clean condition. No names or inscriptions. Picture of this book available.…

Condizione: Good. 18mo. String-Bound Wraps. [8 pp.] Very Good, Letterpress On Deckled Wove, Mostly Black Ink, Also Green & Red on cover. Illustration. Scarce.Provenance: Herb Yellin (1935-2014) was the highly respected publisher and founder of Lord John Press, considered by many to be one of the most important small presses of the 20th century.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Fair. A delightful work, by a self-proclaimed 18th century jack-of-all trades and master-of-all, John Trusler. Prepared and published by the author, Honours of the Table functions as a how-to for considerations of the 18th century dinner table; it still holds strong interest for what it did accomplish (meat carving and market guide) and what it endeavored to accomplish (burdensome and humorous late 18th century social guidelines). This work has developed particular interest for culinary collectors; it contains an early illustrated guide to properly cutting various meats, The Art of Carving, and a guide to selecting meat, eggs, etc. at the market. The chapters on appropriate 18th century table behavior, for both "youth" and "young women", contain a number of eyebrow raising guidelines. Just a few quotes, from many: "Smell not your meat when eating." "Spit not on the carpet." "Punch no one in conversation." For young women: "Dread becoming cheap." "Read no novels, but let your study be in history, etc." "Trust no female acquaintance." Trusler, in contemporary advertisements, was proud of his works; regarding his The Progress of Man and Society, he states: ". it will be found to be the most entertaining and informing book that ever yet was published, and what every parent or instructor should put in the hands of youth." And when discussing the woodcuts he prepared for Proverbs Exemplified: ". so well designed, and the characters in human life so well drawn and preserved, the persons of taste may examine them with pleasure; and Dr. Trusler ventures to say, are no ways inferior to Hogarth's." Unfortunately this copy does not include his aggrandizing advertisements. Title Page - Not uncommon to this period, the title page attempts to describe the entire work: The Honours of the Table, or, Rules for Behaviour During Meals; with the whole Art of Carving, illustrated by a variety of cuts. Together with Directions for Going to the Market, and the Method of Distinguishing Good Provisions from Bad; to which is added A Number of Hints or Concise Lessons for the Improvement of Youth, on all Occasions in Life. By the Author of Principles of Politeness, etc. For the Use of Young People. Physical Attributes - Measures approx. 16 x 10 x 1 cm, 12mo. Calf binding. Illustrated. Pages - 120. Signatures signed A-E12. Condition - See pictures. Contemporary calf binding well worn with edge wear, corner wear and some rubbing to the boards, joints cracked. There is a worm route along the rear board. Top and bottom of spine are chipped exposing the ties used to bind the signatures. "Mrs. Jennings 1872" written on the flyleaf. Ghost of ink inscription on the same flyleaf, from something that was once placed inside the front cover of the books. Turn-ins have ghosted through to the title page. An ex-libris bookplate was removed from over the armorial of Trusler, but a few traces remain. Some toning throughout, more near page edge. Occasional fox spot, thumb, and dog-eared page. Tiny chip (.5 cm) at bottom of 79/80. The "Valuable Hints. Worth the Attention of Young Persons" has some pen marks on pages 112/13. Thumbing at bottom of 116. No flyleaf (free blank endpaper) at rear. Turn-in has again ghosted rear leaf (120). Mostly the text block is clean, with nice margins. John Trusler (illustratore).…

Hardcover. Condizione: Poor. Full-Leather. Poor/No Jacket as Issued. First Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. This volume contains sections on the Netherlands, and Turkey in Europe.Illustrated with six full-page copperplate engravings and four folding maps,two of Constantinople, one of Turkey in Europe and one of Europe. Foxed throughout, some pages heavily -so. Some old age staining.Covers detached but present.title page and first map detached but present.Old tree calf covers heavily rubbed, corners and spine worn.For breaking-up.348 pages.…

Hard Cover. Condizione: Fair. Second Edition. Small 8vo. Ex library with label to paste-down and class mark to verso of t.p. Owner's name to f.e.p. 258(2)iv pps ads. Illustrated John Bewick, Collates as ESTC N20974 which locates only 2 copies of second edition. National Trust and University of California. Clean tear affecting A2-A5. C3-6 almost detached. Some foxing and browning throughout with damp stains affecting margins. Some corner creases. Fair, Original very worn original calf. Loss to top and tail of spine and superficially to upper board. Hand written title to spine in white ink. Fair. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. John Bewick (illustratore). Ex-Library.…

Full-Leather. Condizione: Near Very Good. 8th Edition 1776. Title continues "together with a Chronological List of the most Eminent Men in all Ages of the World. A - Z Format, 195 p.pages, followed by Occurences, then many Lists of Kings, Archbishops, Lord Lieutenants, Chancellors &c. Period Brown Full-Leather bindning with 5 raised bands to spine. Bright gilt title on Red label in 2nd compartment. 246 p.pages + adverts. 7" tall, 260g. Some edge wear and a small split to leather 1" log at side of spine. Antique Bookplate with Armorial Bearing on Endpaper, signed "Grylls" and antique inscription in top corner of endpaper. No other inscriptions, pages in very good, clean condition.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Fair. Hardcover. 264 pages. Bound in original full leather, which is chipped and scuffed and partially torn off in a couple places, but which is still attached both front and back. Glue residue (from a book cover that has since been removed) on inside covers. A name has been clipped from the top of the title page, but the handwritten date March 1801 and the words Harlow and Essex are still there. Half title page with an engraving of an old man leading the way for a younger one, and the words see with your own eyes in the engraving. Verso of that half-title engraving is the Trusler coat of arms, which serves as a frontispiece to the book. 5 page introduction before the pagination begins at page 1. Page 19/20 has a long closed tear. Page 37/38 is missing a large chunk from the upper corner. 29 of the first 30 engravings are hand-colored (but not particularly well). The rest, about 100 of them, are in the original condition. They are a very fine set of illustrations, showing in great detail various trades; printing, shopkeeping, tailor, fishing & angling, tanner, brick making, brewing, and more. There are hot air balloons, Africans, shipwrecks, executions and pillories, as well as illustrations showing all the punishments of heaven. There are images of the human skeleton and organs, muscles and blood vessels. There are several nudes, both male and female. All are full of life and detail. The illustrator, John Bewick, is often regarded as the first professional illustrator. His is best know for his collaboration with his more famous older bother Thomas on Gay s Fables; they produced a herbal together as well. A scarce illustrated title. Please email with questions or to request photos. If you see a photo beside this listing, please be aware that it's an ABE Stock Photo (whatever that is) and not a photo of this book.…

Leather. Condizione: Very Good. A smart copy of Rev. Dr. Trusler's critical examination of the work of William Hogarth. First published shortly after Hogarth's death, this volume is illustrated throughout with examples of the artist's work. This work, by eccentric English divine, John Trusler, discusses engraved William Hogarth's 'most capital and admired' works. Trusler discusses in depth several of Hogarth's works, providing context and a critical view.'Hogarth Moralized' was first published without the permission or approval of the painter's widow, and is illustrated throughout with vignette woodcuts and fifty-five plates printed on fifty-five sheets. Collated, complete.The first edition thus, this is the first edition to use these plates. First issued in 1768, followed by an 1821 two volume edition containing inferior impressions of the plates, this 1831 edition prepared by John Major contains a new set of plates.With the inscription of John Walseley, 1876 to a front blank, and the head of the title page.A smart and richly illustrated critical study of the work of this prominent artist. In a half calf binding, with marbled paper covered boards. Minor rubbing to back strip head and tail. Internally, binding lightly strained to a few points at centre of text block. Inscription to front endpaper and head of title page. Light spotting to plates and light tide marks to plate perimeters. Instances of light spotting throughout. Very Good. William Hogarth (illustratore). book. …

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: No Dust Jacket As Issued. Abridged Edition. Calf covered boards. edge and corner wear commensurate with book's age, not defacing the books appeal and attractiveness. Burgundy spinal label with gilt titles. Front cover's leather split at hinge, but cords keep cover attached. Paper is typical 18th century faire, foxing at extremeities. A beautiful book! Read descriptions carefully. Avoid GLASSFROGBOOKS, ERGODOBOOKS, MORE BOOKS, IRISH BOOKSELLERS, PRO QUO/BAYSIDE BOOKS, BOOKSPLEASE, RIA CHRISTIE, DISCOVER BOOKS, BOOKS2ANYWHERE, BOOKS EXPRESS, CHIRON MEDIA! These "Booksellers" have no books of their own. they buy honest booksellers' books, upcharge you and have no idea what the book is really like. Support your local and small bookstore owners.…

Paper board cover. Second Edition. Boards rubbed and bumped. Backstrip worn. Lacking ffep. Contents clean and tight and overall G+. Neat inscription on paste-down and small label marked 'Westbury' with crown. 170mm x 110mm (7" x 4"). 120pp + 12pp adverts. 26 woodcuts throughout. '.Together with directions for going to Market, and the Method of Distinguishing good Provisions from Bad; to which is added a Number of Hints or Concise Lessons for the Improvement of Youth on all Occasions in Life'.…

Condizione: Very Good. London: Printed for Henry Washbourne, 1841. "New Edition: Revised, Corrected, and Somewhat Enlarged, by the same." Octavo. 256 pp. Black and white illustrations, including 52 plates. Bound in red half morocco over marbled boards; five raised bands and gilt decoration to spine; top edge gilt; marbled endpapers. Boards worn along edges and spine with brief exposure to extremities and general rubbing and soiling. Binding is sound. A few minor chips and tears to interior, but pages else unmarked. Very Good. …

Second edition. 102, 6pp. With three terminal leaves of publisher's advertisements. Contemporary tree sheep, later neatly rebacked. Rubbed. Scattered spotting. Armorial bookplate of Sir Henry Oakes to FEP, with his inked ownership inscription to head of title page. Recent book-label of Peter Stewart Young to recto of FFEP. 'There is no living well in society without submitting to, and failing in with, the forms of it, absurd as many of them may be - but fashion is absurd in most of its modes.' A rare survival of the revised edition, published in the year after the first, of Church of England clergyman John Trusler's (1735-1820) manual for young gentlemen on social conduct, that includes a lengthy impassioned remonstrance of the 'horrid practice' of duelling. In addition to guidance on securing the correct confident attitudes ('Every young gentleman, when arrived at manhood; if he be a gentleman by birth, by fortune, by profession of education.is fit company for a prince'), this work positively brims with practical guidance on riding, conversation, addressing correspondence, dining and other encounters of polite society. Whilst Trusler recognises the frequent absurdities of Regency fashion, his work was evidently an invaluable guide to the nuances of it. Trusler published a wide-range of guidebooks and manuals, composed both by himself and others, most notably his compendium of dates and historical tables Chronology, or, The Historian's Vade-Mecum (1769). He is also credited with publishing the first thesaurus to the English language, entitled The Difference between Words Esteemed Synonymous (1766). All editions are scarce, with this second being no exception; OCLC and COPAC together record copies at just three locations (BL, Cambridge, and Oxford). Size: 12mo.…