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Paperback. Condizione: Fine. First Edition. There has only been one other diary of a member of a Labour Battalion in the First World War published, so this new discovery, here published for the first time is of great importance. These men were considered not-quite medically fit for military service, but fit enough for the hard manual work of building railways, clearing roads etc. The title is from the diary, and uses one of the derogatory names given the Labour Battalions by combat troops, yet their work was essential for the war effort. William Henry Thompson came from Cottingham in East Yorkshire and gives an intelligent, honest, revelatory, critical and often heart-breaking account of his experiences in France and Belgium, working very close to the front and witnessing first hand many of the shocking events of the war, from 1915 to 1919 (he was not demobilised till January). The text has been carefully edited in full, introduced and indexed by Katrin McClure of the Cottingham Local History Society and it is illustrated with 32 pages of mostly colour pictures, 128pp.

Paperback. Condizione: Fine. First Edition. A book which examines the relationship between the Dukes of Argyll, of Inveraray Castle, and the people living on the small Scottish island of Tiree. Much of it features the Highland Clearances, but events on an island rather than the hills. In the summer of 1886 hundreds of Tiree's islanders banded together to defy the Eighth Duke of Argyll, whose forbidding portrait with its implacable gaze is the last colour plate in the book. A sizeable police force was sent to the island, and repelled back to the mainland. 'There is war in Tiree' reported The Times. The eyes of the UK were suddenly focused on this remote island. The government then sent in the army and the ring-leaders were arrested and imprisoned. Soon afterwards, a member of the House of Commons used parliamentary privilege to call the Duke 'a thief and a robber by law - a shameless thief and a shameless robber'. The book is a concise history of one island during this, arguably the most dramatic period in Scottish history. It is a story of change and controversy. At its core are subjects of ducal policy, population growth, destitution and emigration, and then government intervention and land settlement. It does not seek to romanticise the islanders' plight or their stand, nor does it cast the dukes as villains. Instead it reflects on the islanders' natural desire to better their lives and the dukes' attempts to modernise this part of their estates. Much of Tiree's history is characterised by the resulting tension. The cover features a large-scale plan of the island made in 1768-9, reproduced in full amongst the colour plates and the book cites many manuscript sources from the Inveraray archives.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. Condizione sovraccoperta: New. 1st Edition. A fine new copy. Soft drinks became popular in the wake of the eighteenth-century health spas and the temperance movement, and Victorian advances in technology and economic confidence which made a large-scale industry possible. Hundreds of recipes were invented and marketed throughout Britain. Most began as cottage industries, some flourished into major national and international concerns. In the 1970s and '80s, when the digging of Victorian refuse tips became a national hobby, discoveries of many lost brands were made, for the surviving bottles and flagons reveal the existence of over forty different Peterborough manufacturers and distributors between c.1846 and 1993. Each business is here given a write-up, including the family history and connections of the entrepreneurs. 256pp. contains a map and 330 illustrations (modern colour photographs, old photographs, old postcards and reproductions of contemporary advertisements), glossary, full index and bibliography.

Soft cover. Condizione: Fine. 1st Edition. A fine new copy. Leeds Minster is the book of a conference held in 2021 with essays by Kevin Grady, Christopher Webster, Kenneth Powell, Janet Douglas, Christopher Hammond, Simon Lindley and Alexander Woodrow, Michael Swift, and Janet Douglas. There is also a preface by the editor and an appendix on Dr Hook's successors as Vicars of Leeds 1859-1916. The book is about the massive Gothic Revival church built in 1841, designed by R. D. Chantrell, but there is also an essay on the earlier medieval parish church, recorded in contemporary watercolours. The book is a special issue of the journal Ecclesiology Today.

Coloured frontis incl 90 illustrations, mostly in colour, bibliog. Gilt lettered cloth. 25x20. Fine, dust wrapper.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. Contents: Foreword | Paul Velluet -- 1. 'Absolutely Wretched': Camdenian Attitudes to the Late Georgian Church | Christopher Webster -- 2. The Roots of Ecclesiology: Late Hanoverian Attitudes to Medieval Churches | Simon Bradley -- 3. 'Fond of Church Architecture': the Establishment of the Society and a Short History of its Membership | Geoffrey K. Brandwood -- 4. 'Mummeries of a Polish Character': the Camdenians and Early Victorian Worship | Geoffrey K. Brandwood -- 5. 'Blink by [him] in silence'? The Cambridge Camden Society and A.W.N. Pugin | Roderick O'Donnell -- 6. 'The Stuff of a Heresiarch': William Butterfield, Beresford Hope, and the Ecclesiological Vanguard | Chris Brooks -- 7. A Trusted Disciple: Richard Cromwell Carpenter | John Elliott -- 8. George Gilbert Scott and the Cambridge Camden Society | Gavin Stamp -- 9. Three Men in Gondola: Ruskin, Webb and Street | Dale Dishon -- 10. 'One of whom we know but little': Loughborough Pearson and the Ecclesiologists | Hilary J. Grainger -- 11. George Wightwick: A Thorn in the Side of the Ecclesiologists | Rosamund Reid -- 12. Re-Presenting the Church Militant: the Camden, Society, Church Restoration, and the Gothic Sign | Chris Miele -- 13. Ecclesiology in Scotland | John Sanders -- 14. Nonconformist Architecture and the Cambridge Camden Society | Christopher Stell -- 15. 'A Mass all Sung to Ancient Music': the Society's Influence on Church Music | Donald Webster -- Postscript | Christopher Webster -- App. a Camdenian Roll-Call | Geoffrey K. Brandwood. 235 x 150 mm. xiv, 466 pp., 54 unnumbered pages of plates. [ISBN: 978-1900289351] Hardbound. A very good bright copy free from ownership inscriptions in like dustwrapper.

Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. Large octavo, crimson cloth in d/j. Pp.xxiv + 540 with scores of photographs - many in colour - drawings and plans. 25 essays on monuments - mainly in England, but a couple of essays venture further afield - by different scholars. Fr.Jerome, of the Oxford Oratory, was a major figure in the monuments world, and Vice President of the Monumental Brass Society. With signature of the late DR John Kenyon, castles scholar and archaeologist, neatly inside the cover. This copy comes fom his Library.

Hardcover. Condizione: As New. Condizione sovraccoperta: As New. 1st Edition. A fine new copy. The proceedings of a conference held in November 2014, at the Bell Library in Perth, the closest public venue available for a conference to Scone itself. The conference and the research project on Scone and related sites were the brainchild of the late Oliver J. T. O'Grady, an archaeologist who had come to specialise in such sites. The eleven essays in the book contain studies of Scottish, Norwegian, Swedish, German and Celtic sites, together with Westminster Abbey. Includes a bibliography and index. 320pp.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Fine. 1st Edition. A fine new copy. Clough Williams-Ellis (1883-1978) is famous for his creation of the Picturesque Italianate garden village of Portmeirion in North Wales, well known from its use as the setting of the 1960s television series, The Prisoner, yet he was also a prolific general architect who could work in a variety of styles and deliver accomplished buildings for his clients, using the refined Classical, the eclectic mix of Vernacular elements called the Arts and Crafts, and the entirely Modern. This is the first book to attempt a balanced assessment of the many sides of this fascinating personality. Sumptuously illustrated with both old and new photographs, many supplied by the Portmeirion Trust, and architectural drawings from the archives of the Royal Institute of British Architects. 384pp.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Fine. First Edition. A fine new copy. Joseph Moxon was born in Wakefield in 1627. After a period in Holland with his father and brother he established himself in London as a printer, publisher, type-founder and maker of scientific instruments and globes including pocket globes and the Castlemaine (or English) globe. He became Hydrographer to King Charles II in 1662. He was well known in Restoration London and acquainted with Pepys, Hooke, Halley and Evelyn. He was elected to the Royal Society in 1678. He published some 80 books, many of great importance. Some are splendid examples of publishing skills. In his later years he himself wrote and published two remarkable books, The Mechanick Exercises, Volumes I and II. The first deals with smithing, carpentry, joinery, and woodturning; the second with all aspects of printing. They gave accurate accounts of these crafts so breaking the traditions of secrecy in the Craft Guilds. These books remain of considerable interest today and are still available as facsimiles. Moxon died in London in 1691. Professor Derek A. Long F.S.A. has recently completed a biography of Joseph Moxon with the title "At the Sign of Atlas.the first full biography of Moxon. It has a glossy colour dust wrapper, extracts from which are reproduced above. It is a substantial hardback volume consisting of 155 pages of text and 61 Figures. The majority of the figures are in colour and many have not been published previously. The twelve chapters of text give detailed accounts of all aspects of Joseph Moxon's life and work, and include much new information based on the author's research over many years.

202 pp including index followed by b&w photographic plates, fine copy in illustrated, limp wrappers.

Hardback. Condizione: Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Fine. First Edition. Through a series of 10 essays, an examination of towers in an urban environment as expressions of wealth, power, status and urban pride. Also includes a comparative essay. Full index and a bibliography and printed in colour throughout. Continues the series begun with 'A House that Thieves Might Knock At', Tower Studies 1 & 2 (in a single combined volume), 208pp.

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Good. vi, 202 pages. Hardback in the dustwrapper. With the bookplate and ownership inscription of John Steane. There are also a few ink notes by him to pages between 160 and 176.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. Condizione sovraccoperta: New. 1st Edition. A fine new copy. Here are 19 peer-reviewed essays by leading historians exploring medieval travel in general, not pilgrimage which is more frequently studied. Many medieval journeys were undertaken for reasons other than religion. The essays reveal the roads traversed by travellers, the maps they used, their provision for travel sicknesses and the inns where they stayed. Some of the papers deal with international diplomatic travel, such as the visit of the Emperor Sigismund to England in 1416, exotic journeys round the Mediterranean and along the Silk Road, but much travel was quotidian: to visit relatives, to settle business accounts, to serve on juries or to pursue cases in civil and ecclesiastical courts. Women were frequent travellers, sometimes for pleasure or for family matters, and sometimes for economic reasons. The authors of the essays in order of appearance are Alfred Hiatt, David Harrison, Laura Wright, Carole Rawcliffe, Martha Carlin, Kate Franklin, Kelcey Wilson-Lee, ffiona Peregrinor, Bart Lambert and Joshua Ravenhill, Nicholas Rogers, Robert N. Swanson, Alexandra F. Johnston, Joanna Mattingley, Joel T. Rosenthal, Nicholas Orme, Julia Boffey, Shayne Aaron Legassie, Martha W. Driver and Mary Lynn Rampolla. Includes index; 59 colour illus, maps as line illus.384 pp plus 64pp col. plates.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. Condizione sovraccoperta: New. 1st Edition. A fine new copy. This book is the tenth and final volume in the extraordinary and unique series on Places of Worship in Britain and Ireland, extending from prehistoric times to the twenty-first century. The period 1990-2021 was one of great change in the number and range of places of worship. There are twelve essays and the contents are: prelims (i-viii); Chris Chivers, 'Space, Place, Community and Religious Identity: Defining Issues, 1990-2021' (1-12); John Harper, 'Music and the Understanding of Faith and Worship in Contemporary Britain and Ireland' (13-22); Paul Velluet, 'Liturgy and Design in Times of Change: Developments in New Church Architecture in Catholic and Anglican settings, 1990-2021' (23-54); George Guiver, 'The Church of the Community of the Resurrection, Mirfield' (55-69); Christopher Wakeling, ''In my Father's House': Nonconformist Buildings in a Time of Diversity' (70-93); Susan Fielding, 'Strengthening Mission, Evolving Architecture: Nonconformity in Wales, 1945-2021' (94-119); Robin Gibbons, 'Eastern Christian Churches 1990-2021: An Opportunity for Growth' (120-137); Sharman Kadish, 'The Contemporary Synagogue' (138-160); Shahed Saleem, 'The Mosque in Britain, 1990-2021' (161-175); Emma Tomalin and Caroline Starkey, ;Building Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism in Britain' (176-227); Clare Canning, 'The Gurdwara in Britain: Re-use, Adaptation and Building Anew' (228-249); P. S. Barnwell, 'Conclusion: Aging Churches and Recent Arrivals' (250-280); Index, 281-311) and List of the volumes in the series (312).320pp,

Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Fine. 1st Edition. Large hardback in near fine condition, page edges slightly rubbed, some marginal pencil marks and very occasional pencil underlining, in fine unclipped dust jacket, no other signs of previous ownership. (Book ref. 9063).

Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Near Fine. Shaun Tyas, Donington, 2006. Hard cover. Book Condition : Near fine, like new, appears little read.Superb photographs. Heavy book may incur extra postage. Book will be sent by UK postal service. Inventory #AF018845.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Fine. 1st Edition. Large hardback in fine condition in fine unclipped dust jacket, no signs of previous ownership. (Book ref. 9062).

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. First Edition. Bound in red cloth with gilt titles to spine, this 2006 hardcover First Edition is VG in Vg dustjacket (unclipped). X111/320pp with Map, Introduction, Palaeograpy & Codicology, Date, Context & Purpse of the Cartulary, Date, Historical Context, Purpose, Cartulary in Context of other Montois Material, The Cartulary Text, Eitorial Principles. Date Cocordance for key Figures, Contents of the Cartulary. The Cartulary. Appendices, Bibliography Index and Index Nomina. Condition all VG.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. A few light stains to the fore-edge. The book is otherwise fine with no internal marks. wt. 662g. 222 pages. This book has been carefully described by an experienced, independent, bookdealer, it is not for sale on other sites and the pictures are photographs of the actual book.

Cloth. Condizione: Near Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Near Fine. First Edit. viii; 279 pages. Frontispiece, 10 plates. Original cloth in complete dust wrapper.

First edition. A fine new copy. A unique collection of essays exploring the survival of heraldry in the post-Reformation age. 4to., original cloth with dust wrapper. A fine copy.