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William Cunnington

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CAXTON, WILLIAM. CUNNINGTON, SUSAN.
The story of William Caxton.
London, 1917. 191 pp. Plts. Cloth. Library marks.
Book number: 163543
€  25.00 [Appr.: US$ 34.2 | £UK 22.5 | JP¥ 3091]
CUNNINGTON, WILLIAM
Catalogue of Antiquities in the Museum of the Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Society at Devizes. Part I. The Stourhead Collection.
Devizes, Society at the Museum, 1896. First Edition. HB Cloth. 8vo. ex-library, library bound. Good .
Book number: 90023923
GBP 18.20 [Appr.: EURO 20.5 US$ 27.83 | JP¥ 2514]
SARGENT, EPES; AND WILLIAM H. CUNNINGTON
The Wonders of the Arctic World : A History of All the Researches andDiscoveries in the Frozen Regions of the North, from the Earliest Times; etc. Together with A Complete and Reliable History of The Polaris Expedition , etc.
Philadelphia, John E. Potter. 1873. Hard Cover. 651 pages plus advertisements. Both subtitles are very long and I have abbreviated them due to space restrictions. Here is the full title: The Wonders of the Arctic World : A History of All the Researches and Discoveries in the Frozen Regions of the North, from the Earliest Times; With Sketches of the Cabots, Frobisher, Hudson, Baffin, Behring, Cook, Ross, Franklin, Parry, Back, Rae, McClintock, Kane, Hayes, Hall, and others, Who in Their Perilous Explorations Defied Hunger, Cold, Untold Sufferings and Death Itself to Reveal the Mysteries of This Wonderful Portion of the Globe. Together with A Complete and Reliable History of The Polaris Expedition : Under the Late Captain C. F. Hall, from Official and Trustworthy Sources, Embracing the Important Discoveries of the Heroic Explorer, Who Attained a Latitude Farther North Than Ever Before Reached; His Singular and Untimely Death on the Very Eve of His Great Triumph; the Remarkable Rescue of Captain Tyson and Others of the Crew from a Floating Field of Ice, etc. etc. etc. A popular, but fairly detailed, account of arctic expeditions by English speakers up to that time. Name/address stamped on end page; name/date written on another end page; 3 worm holes in margins that each go through about 60 pages but none of them affect any text; very light damp stain on last 65 pages or so; bottom corner of most pages worn or chewed away a little; small strip of cloth missing at head of spine; wear at foot of spine; some staining to covers and browning of pages. Good/No Jacket.
Book number: 11904
USD 17.00 [Appr.: EURO 12.5 | £UK 11.25 | JP¥ 1534]