ivy lane press (24 risultati)

Condizione: Acceptable. Casandra Mack (illustratore). Item in good condition. Textbooks may not include supplemental items i.e. CDs, access codes etc.

No Binding. Condizione: As Described. No Jacket. Samuel Neele (illustratore). An engraved antique map of Bedfordshire, England, by Samuel Neele, from a copy of James Dugdale's "The New British Traveller or Modern Panorama of England and Wales", published by J. Robins & Co. Albion Press, Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row, London, 1819. The map itself contains no printed date but does have a watermark reading "S 1815". Contains compass rose with fleur-de-lis pointing north and scale of British Miles. Measures around 8 1/8" x 10 1/2" (207mm x 266mm). Printed on rather thin paper and somewhat delicate. The map contains no folds. There are signs of wear with some tearing at edges and a little loss. A little marking but quite clean. Several pieces of tape, possibly archival tape, on verso - uncertain if leftovers from previous binding, repairs or some other purpose. See pictures for further information. Circa 1819. n.

No Binding. Condizione: As Described. No Jacket. Samuel Neele (illustratore). An engraved antique map of Cumberland, England, by Samuel Neele, from James Dugdale's "The New British Traveller or Modern Panorama of England and Wales", published by J. Robins & Co. Albion Press, Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row, London, 1819. The map itself states: "Published by J. & J. Cundee, Ivy Lane, London. January 1, 1815." Contains compass rose with fleur-de-lis pointing north and scale of British Miles. Measures around 8 1/8" x 10 1/2" (208mm x 267mm). The map contains no folds. There are signs of wear but quite crisp and clean, only minor marking. A little binding tape to an edge on the verso. See pictures for further information. Circa 1819. n.

No Binding. Condizione: As Described. No Jacket. Samuel Neele (illustratore). An engraved antique map of Durham, England, by Samuel Neele, from James Dugdale's "The New British Traveller or Modern Panorama of England and Wales", published by J. Robins & Co. Albion Press, Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row, London, 1819. The map itself states: "Published by J. & J. Cundee, Ivy Lane, London. January 1, 1815." Contains compass rose with fleur-de-lis pointing north and scale of British Miles. Measures around 10 5/8" x 8 1/4" (269mm x 211mm). The map contains no folds. There are signs of wear at edges, slight tearing. A little light foxing and toning, mainly to extremities, with some minor other marking. See pictures for further information. Circa 1819. n.

No Binding. Condizione: As Described. No Jacket. Samuel Neele (illustratore). An engraved antique map of "Westmoreland" or Westmorland, England, by Samuel Neele, from James Dugdale's "The New British Traveller or Modern Panorama of England and Wales", published by J. Robins & Co. Albion Press, Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row, London, 1819. The map itself states it was published January 1st, 1818. Contains compass rose with fleur-de-lis pointing north and scale of British Miles. Measures around 10 5/8" x 8 1/4" (268mm x 210mm). The map contains no folds. There are signs of wear at edges, slight tearing. Some foxing and toning, mainly to extremities, with some minor other marking. See pictures for further information. Circa 1819. n.

rotes, goldgepr. Ldr. d. Zt. 0. 4 in 1 Bd. 12°. 13,7 x 9 cm. 205 S. rotes, goldgepr. Ldr. d. Zt. - hint. Vorsatzblatt und leeres Blatt vor dem Frontispiz beschrieben. vorderes Außengelenk verletzt, leichte Feuchigkeitseinwirkung v. ob. Kap. Insgesamt aber ordentliches festes Expl.! Sprache: Deutsch 0.500 gr.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. SCHNEBBLIE. WARREN AM. STORER. SCOTT. GYFFORD. STORER. BROWN H. HASSELL. etc (illustratore). 1st Edition. 6 Vols, 1805?-1809, 157 pls (152 called for - B&W, includes maps & plans, 8 folding), 108 illustrations within text (including 1 full page). In uniform late c1970's half calf over red marbled boards. Spines, blind tooling. gilt titles to red calf label. Internally, Vol 1, not dated (but 1805), J Robins & C0, 2 frontis, [5], 10-680 pp, [1], (ii-xvi), 9 pls (7 folding, 4 of which are plans), 2 pagination errors. Vol 2, ND, Joseph Robins and Sons, 57, Tooley Street, [3], 4-560 (but 540) pp, [1], (ii-xvi), 12 pls (including 1 folding map with gutter tear), 36 detailed illustrations within text. Vol 3, 1806, J Stratford, No 112, Holborn-Hill, frontis, [3], 4-640 p, [1], (ii-viii), 12 pls, 38 illustrations within text (including 1 full page). Vol 4, 1811, J Stratford, frontis, [3], 4-488, 473-479, 498-595 pp (odd pagination but complete), [1], [1], (ii-viii), 31 pls, 34 illustrations. Vol 5, J Robins and Co, Albion Press, Ivy Lane, [3, 4-476 pp, [1], (ii-viii), 36 pls (included 1 map, large, folding with 1 short gutter tear & 1 longer tear along fold). Vol 6, [1809], J Stratford, No 112, Holborn-Hill, frontis, [3], 4-584 pp, [1], (ii-viii) index, [4] pl list, 57 pls, some offsetting & foxing, new endpapers, evidence of removed bookplates to fpds. Pagination errors to V1, 2, 3 & 4 but complete. (130*213 mm average). David Hughson is the pseudonym of David Pugh (British Museum General Catalogue) and of Edward Pugh (NUC). 0.

Antiquarian Text bound in a more recent binding. The Vicar of Wakefield, A Tale, 'To which is prefixed an Account of the Author's Life including Original anecdotes communicated by The Rev. J Evans. Maroon coloured cloth binding, faded to spine, clean endpapers. 8.75 x 5.75 inches approx. , Bound inside is an antique text that includes engravings, it opens with a frontispiece portrait of Oliver Goldsmith with a publication date of 1812, an engraved preliminary title page for 'The Vicar of Wakefield. ' The main title page is followed by an Advertisement from Oliver Goldsmith after which are the pages containing Memoirs of Oliver Goldsmith M. D. Ii-xxx, then comes Poetical Eulogiums on the Death of Oliver Goldsmith, xxxi-xxxviii. There is no date of publication but clearly it was after his death in April, 1774. The novel itself comes next being pages 1-248, includes Volume 1 and Volume II, illustrated with black and white engravings. The text is clean and readable, some engravings are stained to the background, uncut page edges soiled over time and with use. Ideal for literary students and followers of Oliver Goldsmith's works. Very collectable and full of character.

12mo in sixes, engraved title and pp. iv, [396]; pagination including three leaves of advertisements at end; with ten sepia plates (of, perhaps, 22 required); contemporary calf, gilt spine (spine and upper joint slightly defective; corners bumped). Second edition: first published in 1802. This anonymous dictionary of playwrights, actors and other performers does not concern itself with long-dead people (such as Shakespeare or Dryden) but concentrates only on the 18th century and current figures. However, it does have some rather peculiar priorities: there are a dozen double-column pages on Thomas Sheridan (1719-88), but barely more than one page on his famous son, and just one column on Sarah Siddons, despite including a portrait of this famous actress. The title page calls for 'twenty-two elegant engravings', but this copy only has ten apart from the engraved title page: the entry in A&R seems to imply that there should be twenty only, so this copy must lack some, but perhaps not as many as it would at first appear. Arnott & Robinson 43.

Seventh Edition. Very good copies recased in modern half leather over marbled boards, with original title labels mounted to spine. Text blocks tight, if somewhat foxed throughout. Well-preserved copies overall. Note; Remaining original backstrips are included loose. Physical description; Complete in 2 volumes : illustrations, portraits ; 21 cm. Notes; "Containing ample details of the unhappy differences between their majesties, and of the proceedings connected with the queen's return to this country." Added t.p., engraved. Vol. 2 without edition statement. Subjects; Caroline, Queen, consort of George IV, King of Great Britain (1768-1821). Queens--Great Britain--Biography. Great Britain--History--George IV, 1820-1830. 3 Kg.

Seventh Edition. Very good copies recased in modern half leather over marbled boards, with original title labels mounted to spine. Text blocks tight, if somewhat foxed throughout. Well-preserved copies overall. Note; Remaining original backstrips are included loose. Physical description; Complete in 2 volumes : illustrations, portraits ; 21 cm. Notes; "Containing ample details of the unhappy differences between their majesties, and of the proceedings connected with the queen's return to this country." Added t.p., engraved. Vol. 2 without edition statement. Subjects; Caroline, Queen, consort of George IV, King of Great Britain (1768-1821). Queens--Great Britain--Biography. Great Britain--History--George IV, 1820-1830. 1 Kg.

xi, [1], 475, [1], [12]pp index and ads, half title, engraved portrait frontispiece, 3 maps as required (one folding); The West of England - The Midland Counties - and the whole County of Kent. 12mo. Page 17 with owner's name dated 1882 in purple ink, some marginal ink lines against a few passages of text. Full contemporary tree calf, gilt spine bands & flower head device, black morocco label; sl. wear to foot of spine, sl. rubbing, otherwise v.g. Bookseller's label of John Bally of Bath (in business 1720-1774). Inscription on inner front board: 'This little gift is offered with affection to Fanny Stewart by her Uncle Colonel Desborough, Bath, May 2nd, 1809'. The author, John Evans, 1767-1827, was a Welsh Baptist minister who managed a school in London first at Worship Street Hoxton & later at Pullin's Row Islington. An easy introduction to English geography.

First Edition. Finely bound copy in gilt-blocked tree calf. Raised spine bands. Inner gilt dentelles. Top edge gilt. Slightest suggestion of rubbing and dulling to spine bands and panel edges. Minor scattered foxing. Remains particularly well-preserved overall. Physical description: vi, [10], 542 pages, 16 unnumbered leaves of plates: illustrations. Subjects: Sports Great Britain. Sports; Anecdotes.Sports stories. Horse racing. Sports history. 3 Kg.

First Edition. Finely bound copy in gilt-blocked tree calf. Raised spine bands. Inner gilt dentelles. Top edge gilt. Slightest suggestion of rubbing and dulling to spine bands and panel edges. Minor scattered foxing. Remains particularly well-preserved overall. Physical description: vi, [10], 542 pages, 16 unnumbered leaves of plates: illustrations. Subjects: Sports Great Britain. Sports; Anecdotes.Sports stories. Horse racing. Sports history. 1 Kg.

First Edition. Binding set in the original stiff-card wrappers; wear and tear as with age. Text remains in fine condition and without blemish. Physical description; 4 v. : ill., maps ; 29 cm. Subjects; Scales differ. Travel. Great Britain Description and travel. England Description and travel. Wales Description and travel. England Description and travel (1801-1900). Wales Description and travel (1801-1900). Genre; Travel literature. 5 Kg.

First Edition (?). Good copy in later bound green cloth with gilt-blocked label to spine. Spine bands and panel edges slightly dulled and dust-toned as with age. Remains particularly well-preserved overall. Corners slightly bumped. Scattered foxing throughout to text and illustrations. Previous owner's signature to front pastedown. Additional scans available upon request. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 496 pages; Physical desc.: 496 p. ill., 23 cm. Subject: Biography. Characters and characteristics. 3 Kg.

First Edition. Binding set in the original stiff-card wrappers; wear and tear as with age. Text remains in fine condition and without blemish. Physical description; 4 v. : ill., maps ; 29 cm. Subjects; Scales differ. Travel. Great Britain Description and travel. England Description and travel. Wales Description and travel. England Description and travel (1801-1900). Wales Description and travel (1801-1900). Genre; Travel literature. 4 Kg.

First Edition (?). Good copy in later bound green cloth with gilt-blocked label to spine. Spine bands and panel edges slightly dulled and dust-toned as with age. Remains particularly well-preserved overall. Corners slightly bumped. Scattered foxing throughout to text and illustrations. Previous owner's signature to front pastedown. Additional scans available upon request. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 496 pages; Physical desc.: 496 p. ill., 23 cm. Subject: Biography. Characters and characteristics. 1 Kg.

hardcover with no dust jacket. Condizione: used; poorly rebound. Prompt Shipment, shipped in Boxes, Tracking PROVIDED; collectible acceptable, poor rebound copy no dust jacket , Folio (10x15 1/2) in 2 Volumes, (Volume 1 only), cover parished, circa 1823, ribbon placeholder, spine starting, worn and tanned pages, foxing on edges, foxed, stained surface, PROMPT SHIPPING WITH TRACKING. 800pgs.

First edition of this important turn-of-the-19th century work on the inhabitants of Haiti and St. Domingo which discusses at length the struggle for independence among the black colonies, slavery, and the relationship with America. Quarto, bound in three quarter calf over marbled boards with gilt titles and elaborate gilt tooling to the spine, marbled endpapers and edges, illustrated with an engraved map, plan, and ten striking full-page illustrated plates, advertisement at rear. Sabin 67531. In very good condition, the engraved folding map with repairs, bookplate to the pastedown. This important work on the inhabitants of Haiti and St. Domingo discusses at length the struggle for independence among the black colonies, slavery, and the relationship with America. In a chapter entitled "On the Establishment of a Black Empire, and the probable Effects of the Colonial Revolution," Rainsford notes: "Should it ever happen in the course of time, that any of the various means dispensed by providence to check the exuberance of population should fall on Hayti, either in the form of contagion, or by multiplication of the various diseases, to which the African rare are subject, in the degeneration of slavery, and that a white population should by that time be formed, capable of taking advantage of such calamity then, but not till then, should the neighboring continent of America be in a state to colonize, or the policy of European governments desire the attainment of the most splendid colony of the Antilles, an opportunity might possible be afforded. Whether it would be rational on the score of justice, or humanity to do so, is a subject not to be argued at present. Those who undertake the project, if ever it should be undertaken, will be capable of defending it with plausibility" (p. 36). Also included are articles on "An account of the Nature and History of the bloodhounds used in the American Colonies," "Declaration of Independence of the Blacks of St. Domingo," and "Statement of the Black Force at the Revolution." An important work on the history of independence and slavery in Haiti and St. Domingo.

Leather. Condizione: Very Good. First Edition. TWO VOLUMES in a FINE BINDING. Please NOTE: With 6 text pages & 2 plates LACKING in volume 2, see below for details. Full title as follows: "A Sporting Tour Through Various Parts of France, in the Year 1802: Including a Concise Description of the Sporting Establishments, Mode of Hunting, & Other Field-Amusements, as Practised in That Country. With General Observations on the Arts, Sciences, Agriculture, Husbandry, & Commerce: Strictures on the Customs & Manners of the French People; With a View of the Comparative Advantages of Sporting in France & England. In a Series of Letters to the Right Hon. The Earl of Darlington. To Which is Prefixed, an Account of French Wolf-Hunting, in Two Volumes". FIRST EDITION. "Illustrated with upwards of eighty correct & picturesque delineations from original drawings from nature, by Mr. Bryant, & other eminent artists." Contains engraved portrait frontispiece in Vol. 1, & two engraved title pages with vignettes. With a total of 52 (of 54) aquatint/engraved plates (10 folding, with 5 folding in each volume; vol. 1 frontispiece; & with 2pp of musical manuscript), & several small vignette engravings in the text. Rear of volume 2 contains binding list, & front section of volume 1 contains full description of plates. NOTE: Volume 2 LACKS two preliminary leaves - BOTH the folding frontispiece plate, & half-title page preceding this plate; plus also LACKS 6 internal TEXT PAGES (pages 39-44 inclusive), PLUS the plate which should've been opposite p.43 (roughly torn, stubs & inner portions of all pages remain). Former owner's tiny/neat detailed pencil notes on first blank of volume 1, which read (in part): "Thomas Thornton of Thornville-Royal Yorkshire - revived falconry - well known sportsman made a sporting tour in the highlands of Scotland in 1786 & published an account of it in 1804. Born 1757, died 1823 in Paris. Seems to have been very rich. William Henry Vane, 3rd Earl of Darlington, of Raby Castle Co., Durham, 5th Baron & 2nd Viscount Barnard K.G. Lord Lieut of Durham was born 1766 & died 1842. His first wife was the daughter of the 6th & last Duke of (Betton). Lord Darlington's great grandmother was a daughter of the 1st Duke of Cleveland (son of Charles II by Barbara Villiers) & Lord Darlington was in 1827 created Mayor of Cleveland & in 1823 Duke of Cleveland & Baron Raby. He was a whig & a great patron of the Turf & was Master of the Raby hunt from 1800 to 1838. The Raby hunt composed the area now hunted by the Zettard, the Bedele, & the Bodsworth. Lord Darlington got his Dukedom in return for his support of the Reform Bill. His great wealth came from coal. This Dukedom of Cleveland of the 2nd creation became extinct in 1891 on the death of the 4th Duke. Raby Castle went to his kinsman Lord Barnard & is now owned by the 10th Baron Barnard" (pencil notation continues with details regarding Colonel Thornton, also marginal pencil notations to a few pages). With matching bookplates of former owner (Archie Loyd) affixed to front pastedowns. Archie Kirkman Loyd (1847-1922) was a British barrister & twice Member of Parliament for Abingdon. In 1892 Loyd was appointed a Queen's Counsel. FINE BINDING. Beautifully bound in matching red morocco half-leather over marbled boards, bright gilt lettering & elaborate gilt design in compartments to spines, raised bands, gilt-ruled boards, top edges gilt, fore-edges untrimmed, marbled endpapers. Binding is NEAR FINE. Overall condition of the two volumes is VERY GOOD. Volume 2 lacking 2 plates & 6 text pages (as noted), varied foxing (including to plates, mostly margins), offsetting from plates, some faint marginal staining, bookplates to front pastedowns (as noted), otherwise a nice clean tight solid leatherbound set. lxvi + 168pp + index (6pp); xii + 260pp + index/errata/directions to binder (8pp). Wide margins. No ads. Heavy set of volumes (over 3kg), extra shipping may be required. RARE.

Fine new edition. Fine new edition. Illustrated with engravings by John Scott after Berenger. Frontispiece, engraved title, seven plates & fold out plate of kennel. 314 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. The allegorical frontispiece depicts "Diana preparing for the Chace "; the plates comprise "Finding a Hare", "In View" (two hounds after a hare), "The Chace", "Going into Cover", "Death of the Fox", "Earth Stopping", and "Pointers". Podeschi 64; Schwerdt I, p. 56; Gee, Sportsman's Library p. 8 ("The corner-stone of a huntsman's library"); Biscotti, Six Centuries of Foxhunting, pp. 40-41 Bound in full crimson morocco, gilt emblematic spine tooling, t.e.g., by Wood, London. Spine slightly darkened. Fine Illustrated with engravings by John Scott after Berenger. Frontispiece, engraved title, seven plates & fold out plate of kennel. 314 pp. 1 vols. 8vo.

4 volumes, 12mo (approx. 6" x 3½"), pp. 226, [2]; 230, [2]; 222, [2]; 226, [2]; each volume with an engraved frontispiece and vignette title page (all hand colored), plus a total of 32 hand-colored plates, all after George Cruikshank; each volume retaining the leaf at end with list of plates and the publisher's adverts on verso; full blue crushed morocco by Riviere and Son, triple gilt rules on covers, spines in 6 compartments, gilt-lettered direct in 1, a.e.g., gilt turn-ins; light rubbing, top of one spine barely chipped; very good and sound, or better. The first volume is a reissue with the volume number on the title page dated 1822; volumes two through four are first edition, first issue. Volume three is signed by Cruikshank and dated Nov. 22, 1868 at the top of the engraved title page. "The Humourist.gave Cruikshank his first sustained opportunity to devise illustrations; Blanchard Jerrold calls it his first remarkable separate work. Robins issued forty-six penny parts, stitched into green wrappers with a colored etching in each, during 1819 and 1820. The parts were also bound in four volumes (as here). In several respects this format anticipates the one Dickens and his publishers revived for Pickwick Papers and the other serials" (Patten). Cohen 419.

First edition, first issue, with the date on the title-page of volume one , p. 44 of vol. I has second issue title of "Epitaph on a Dyer" but lwith the volume number and with dates on plate 7 in volume 2 and plate 4 in volume 3. No dates on plate 5, Vol1; plates 1,4,10 in Vol. II'; plate 9 in Vol. II. With 40 hand colored illustrations by George Cruikshank. 226, [2]; 230, [2]; 222, [2]; 226, [2] pp. 4 vols. 12mo (157 x 950 mm.). Cruikshank's inimitable illustrations, published 1819-20. "The Humourist.gave Cruikshank his first sustained opportunity to devise illustrations; Blanchard Jerrold calls it his first remarkable separate work. Robins issued forty six-penny parts, stitched into green wrappers with a colored etching in each, during 1819 and 1820. The parts were also bound in four volumes (as here). In several respects this format anticipates the one Dickens and his publishers revived for Pickwick Papers and the other serials . " - Patten p. 190. Cohn 419: Patten, George Cruikshank.Vol I, 1792-1835 Bound in full polished blue calf, gilt spine, a.e.g., by Root. Fine With 40 hand colored illustrations by George Cruikshank. 226, [2]; 230, [2]; 222, [2]; 226, [2] pp. 4 vols. 12mo (157 x 950 mm.) First edition, first issue, with the date on the title-page of volume one , p. 44 of vol. I has second issue title of "Epitaph on a Dyer" but lwith the volume number and with dates on plate 7 in volume 2 and plate 4 in volume 3. No dates on plate 5, Vol1; plates 1,4,10 in Vol. II'; plate 9 in Vol. II.