Overall a pleasing, complete copy; one of the subsequent owners was one ‘R. Coates, BEF 1918 Sep.17.’ A diverting read for a World War I soldier, and perhaps ex...
Rare. Richard Ford’s copy: it once held his bookplate and 2 signatures, but these have been removed by an unscrupulous autograph hunter. A few marginal & o...
16mo, pp. iv, 264; iv, 242, 21 ff., early 19th. century black ripple-grain calf, spine and covers gilt ruled, spine gilt lettered “Watts Hymns,” a.e.g., (some l...
Paulus Voetius, the lawyer / philosopher, son of Gisbertus Voetius (controversialist with Descartes and Professor of Theology at Utrecht). 8vo, 4 ff., pp. 274, ...
Fourth Edition. Owner name of Ralph C. Hopton. The present edition was prepared for widespread release by the alarmed authorities in towns, among “unlearned peo...
First Edition, Limited to 125 copies ‘specially printed on vellum paper,’ out-of-series copy, not signed. A fairly typically wry piece written and flamboyantly ...
First Edition. Jackson’s travels take in Gibraltar, Granada and the Alhambra, Seville, Malaga, Tangiers, etc. COPAC locates copies at the BL, NL of Scotland, Ox...
First published in 1854, this is the second (and final) issue. COPAC lists only the BL / V&A for the first edition, and the BL only for this. A clean and t...
First Edition. COPAC: O, Glasgow, NL of Scot, Cambridge, BL, TC Dublin. Robert Semple (1766-1816), American born son of British parents, travelled widely on bus...
Wing S2403; W & M, 1014. A decent copy of this Restoration tragi-comical play which was first published and performed in 1668; Samuel Pepys, who had long l...