carnegie publishing lancaster 2009 (4 risultati)

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (New, Paperback, 2009). 2009 1st edition. 4to paperback (169 x 243mm). Pp311. Colour painting, colour photographs throughout, maps, bibliography. Fine unread copy. Lancashire's River Ribble rises, controversially enough, in Yorkshire. Despite this fact, Dr. Malcolm Greenhalgh, noted Lancastrian angling author and biologist, has devoted much of his professional life to its study. The river meets the sea at Preston, the author's home town. In this book he presents the results of his fascination with the Ribble Valley. He discusses local history, archaeology, land use and the environment, with much on the river itself, its tributaries (the Hodder, Calder, Douglas and others), and its large and impressive estuary. Authoritative, thorough and readable, with many excellent photographs. PREVIOUS PRICE GBP 17.99.

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 2008). 2009 1st edition. Small 4to (170 x 250mm). Ppviii,311. Colour photographs, marbled end-papers, silver gilt edges. Blue cloth, spine titled in gilt with tipped-on photograph to upper board, blue cloth slipcase, also titled in gilt with tipped-on photograph, the whole in a decorative presentation box. Edition limited to 100 copies, each with a signed & numbered bookplate and attached trout fly. A fine unread copy. Lacks slipcase, and edge gilding is slightly rough, but an inexpensive way to acquire this deluxe limited edition, originally priced at ? 100. A trout fly, tied by the author, is tipped to the signed bookplate inside the front cover. The fly is a Henthorn Purple, a North-country spider-pattern, invented by Harold Howorth and named after a pool on the Ribble. Lancashire's River Ribble rises, controversially enough, in Yorkshire. Despite this fact, Dr. Malcolm Greenhalgh, noted Lancastrian angling author and biologist, has devoted much of his professional life to its study. The river meets the sea at Preston, the author's home town. In this book he presents the results of his fascination with the Ribble Valley. He discusses local history, archaeology, land use and the environment, with much on the river itself, its tributaries (the Hodder, Calder, Douglas and others), and its large and impressive estuary. Authoritative, thorough and readable, with many excellent photographs. .

Condizione: new. ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 2008). 2009 1st edition. Small 4to (170 x 250mm). Ppviii,311. Colour photographs, marbled end-papers, silver gilt edges. Blue cloth, spine titled in gilt with tipped-on photograph to upper board, blue cloth slipcase, also titled in gilt with tipped-on photograph. Edition limited to 100 copies, each with a signed & numbered bookplate and attached trout fly. Fine new copy in cloth slip-case. A trout fly, tied by the author, is tipped to the signed bookplate inside the front cover. The fly is a Henthorn Purple, a North-country spider-pattern, invented by Harold Howorth and named after a pool on the Ribble. Lancashire's River Ribble rises, controversially enough, in Yorkshire. Despite this fact, Dr. Malcolm Greenhalgh, noted Lancastrian angling author and biologist, has devoted much of his professional life to its study. The river meets the sea at Preston, the author's home town. In this book he presents the results of his fascination with the Ribble Valley. He discusses local history, archaeology, land use and the environment, with much on the river itself, its tributaries (the Hodder, Calder, Douglas and others), and its large and impressive estuary. Authoritative, thorough and readable, with many excellent photographs. PREVIOUS PRICE GBP 100.00.

Condizione: new. ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 2008). 2009 1st edition. Small 4to (170 x 250mm). Ppviii,311. Colour photographs, marbled end-papers, silver gilt edges. Blue cloth, spine titled in gilt with tipped-on photograph to upper board, blue cloth slipcase, also titled in gilt with tipped-on photograph, the whole in a decorative presentation box. Edition limited to 100 copies, each with a signed & numbered bookplate and attached trout fly. Fine new copy in cloth slip-case & a gold-cloth presentation box, secured with a decoratively knotted gilt cord. A trout fly, tied by the author, is tipped to the signed bookplate inside the front cover. The fly is a Henthorn Purple, a North-country spider-pattern, invented by Harold Howorth and named after a pool on the Ribble. Lancashire's River Ribble rises, controversially enough, in Yorkshire. Despite this fact, Dr. Malcolm Greenhalgh, noted Lancastrian angling author and biologist, has devoted much of his professional life to its study. The river meets the sea at Preston, the author's home town. In this book he presents the results of his fascination with the Ribble Valley. He discusses local history, archaeology, land use and the environment, with much on the river itself, its tributaries (the Hodder, Calder, Douglas and others), and its large and impressive estuary. Authoritative, thorough and readable, with many excellent photographs. PREVIOUS PRICE GBP 100.00.