W. G. Collingwood; John Morley; Frederick Niecks; John Marshall Lang; et al.

A Sammelband of 34 Pamphlets

London; Edinburgh; Cambridge; Glasgow; Stockholm, Various, 1882-1894. Leather. A collection of fascinating late 19th century articles, essays, sermons and pamphlets, bound together in a half calf volume. A collection of pamphlets, essays, sermons and articles in a half calf binding. Frontispiece and folding plate to John Ruskin: A Biographical Outline by W. G. Collingwood. Ink inscription to title page of Professor Max Muller's Preface on "Miracles". This is a fascinating resource for anyone interested in the literature and social history of the late 19th century. Works include: A Dissertation on "The Fairies," by An Old Highland Seer Celebrities edited by John Waugh - John Ruskin: A Biographical Outline by W. G. Collingwood (J. S. Virtue & Co. London, 1889) Discoveries in the Bacon Problem by W. F. C. Wigston (Turnbull & Spears, Edinburgh) Musical Education and Culture: Inaugural Address Delivered in the University of Edinburgh on February 29, 1892 by Frederick Niecks (William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh, 1892) An Inaugural Address Delivered at the Opening of the Third Series of Vacation Courses of Study at Cambridge: July 26, 1892 by James Stuart (Cambridge University Press, Cambridge) Mrs. Hemans by S. F. Harris The Artistic Treatment of the Faust Legend by Alexander Tille (1892) The True Value of Literature as a Means of Cultivating the Sympathies and Imagination, and for the Formation of Character: containing some Opinions expressed by Eminent Persons, Together with a Short Account of La Belle Sauvage Printing Press, and a Note of some of Messrs. Cassell & Company's Exhibits at the Glasgow International Exhibition, 1888. Thomas Carlyle's Apprenticeship; a Bibliographical Essay Concerning His Recently Discovered Writings by John Muir (Robert M'Clure, Glasgow, 1893) The Scottish Universities Commission and the Abolition of Tests in the Theological Faculties of Scottish Universities by the Rev. Benjamin Martin The Present Time and its Call on Ministers, especially of the Church of Scotland: A Sermon Preached at the Meeting of the Synod of Lothian and Tweeddale on 1st May 1894 by the Rev. James Robertson (William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh,1894) The Scottish Church Society: Some Account of its Aims by William Milligan (J. Gardner Hitt, Edinburgh, 1893) The Teinds: Do They Belong to the Church or the State? (Andrew Elliot, Edinburgh, 1894) Presbyterianism as a Form of Church Life and Work: A Lecture Delivered by the Rev Robert Rainy D. D. at St Columba's Church Cambridge, 29 October 1893 (Macmillan and Bowes, Cambridge, 1894) The Unity of the Christian Church: A Sermon Preached before the Synod of Galloway on the 24th of April 1894 by the Rev. Thomas Barty (William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh, 1894) How a Christian Should Meet the Intellectual and Social Difficulties of Our Time: A Sermon Preached Before the Reverend the Synod of Lothian and Tweeddale by the Rev J. C. Carrick in St Giles' Cathedral, Edinburgh, on 7th November 1893 (William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh, 1894) The Case of the Rev. J. Hunt, Rector of Donegore. (pasted in) Solemn Protest by James Hunt Crossing the Rubicon: The Church Question in Mr Glastone's Manifesto (William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh) The Assailants of the Church of Scotland are the Enemies of the People. II. Disestablishment. (William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh) Questions for Electors. Third Series. Mr. Gladstone and Disestablishment. Part II. (Andrew Harkness, Glasgow, 1880) The Church of Scotland. (William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh) The Nonconformist Voice. (The Irish Unionist Alliance, Dublin) Church of Scotland. Pastoral Letter on Church Defence by John Marshall Lang (Edinburgh, 1893) The Church of Scotland. Its Position and Work. (William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh, 1882) The Church Problem in Scotland: An Address by the Minister to the Congregation of St. Stephen's, Edinburgh, June 18th, 1893 (R. & R. Clark, Edinburgh, 1893) Outlines of the Policy of the National Old Age Pension League. The Higher Criticism of the Bible by the Rev. E. B. Wensley (Elliot Stock, London, 1892) Professor Max Muller's Preface on "Miracles": A Lecture Delivered in the Divinty Hall of the University of Glasgow by William P. Dickson, D.D. LL.D (James Maclehose & Sons, Glasgow, 1892) The More Recent Progress of International Arbitration. A Paper Read at the Peace Conference at Bristol, on September 29th, 1891, and Newly Revised, by W. Evans Darby, LL.D. (Peace Society, London, 1892) The Wars and War System of Europe, 1891. (Peace Society, London) The Proved Practicability of International Arbitration. - 1893. (Peace Society, London) The Bishop of Durham on International Peace. (Peace Society, London) The Continuing Progress of International Arbitration. A Paper Read by W. Evans Darby, LL.D. at the Conference of the Association for the Reform and Codification of the Law of Nations, at the Guildhall, London, 10th October. 1893 (Peace Society, London, 1893) The Armed Peace by Gustaf Bjorklund (Stockholm, 1892) In a half calf binding. Externally sound, though the leather to the extremities and the spine is somewhat rubbed. The hinges are splitting but are still firm. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are generally bright and clean with the odd spot throughout. Very Good . Ill.: None. Very Good .

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Sonstige Stichworte: Pamphlets 19th century literature Essays Presbyterian 19th century literature John Ruskin Sermons None

O. Comyns Lewer and A. P. Thompson

The Feathered World" Year Book for 1935

London , The Feathered World , 1935. First edition. Cloth. A scarce first edition copy of The Year Book for The Feathered World. This is a scarce copy of The Feathered World Year Book for 1835. The Feathered World was a weekly paper started in 1889 for keepers and those interesting in pigeons, birds and poultry. The Year Books started in 1910 and ran until 1939. The Year Book includes various articles, illustrations and advertisements from the year 1935. In full cloth binding. Externally, smart. The spine is a little faded and bumped and the extremities are a little bumped. The boards are a little marked. Internally, firmly bound with bright clean pages. Very Good . Ill.: Not Stated. Very Good .

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Sonstige Stichworte: a feathered world year book magazine poultry year book Not Stated

Country Life

Country Life Illustrated Magazine: Volume 12, No. 287-312, July 5th - December 27th 1902

London, Country Life, George Newnes, 1902. Cloth. Volume 12 of Country Life, profusely illustrated with photographs, published in 1902. Volume 12 of this journal in the publisher's original cloth binding. Ink inscription to the title page and to the first page of No. 287 and No. 312. 26 issues, numbered 287 to 312 (July 5th - December 27th 1902), of Country Life, a British weekly magazine launched in 1897. Articles cover topics such as rural life, sporting events, and country houses and gardens, with numerous photographs, many of which are portraits of aristocratic figures. The issues collected in this volume were edited by Peter Anderson Graham. In the publisher's original cloth binding. Externally sound, with shelf wear and light marks to the boards and spine and some wear to the extremities. Cloth has small tears to the joints. Front hinge is tender, showing webbing. Rear hinge is detached from the textblock. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are generally bright and clean, with some spotting to the end papers. Closed tear to the title page, not affecting the text. Insect damage to the perimeters of the rear end paper and rear paste down. Good . Ill.: T. A. Metcalfe; F. M. Sutcliffe; G. Bird; et al. Good .

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Sonstige Stichworte: Country Life Magazine Periodical Journal Magazine T. A. Metcalfe; F. M. Sutcliffe; G. Bird; et al.

Jack Lindsay and P. R. Stephensen

The London Aphrodite a Miscellany of Poems Stories and Essays by Various Hands Eminent or Rebellious Published in Six Sections between August 1928 and June 1929

London , The Fanfrolico Press, 1928-1929. Cloth. The London Aphrodite is a collection of stories, poems and essays 'by various hands eminent or rebellious' with black and white illustrations. Six sections bound in one. Edited by Jack Lindsay and P. R. Stephensen and published by them with the Fanfrolico Press in July 1929. Robert Leeson Jack Lindsay (20 October 1900 - 1990) was an Australian-born writer, who from 1926 lived in the United Kingdom. Percy Reginald Stephensen (20 November 1901 - 28 May 1965) was an Australian writer, publisher and political activist. In a cloth binding. Externally, generally sound but with some bumping and wear to extremities and with slight stains and marks to boards. Internally, generally firmly bound. Bright with the odd spot and occasional handling marks to pages. Good . Ill.: None. Good .

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Sonstige Stichworte: Jack Lindsay P R Stephensen Franfrolico Aphrodite P R Stephensen None

D. Mackenzie

The Tribute

London, John Horn Limited, 1930. Cloth. A scarce copy of this homage to the reign of George V, published for the anniversary of his recovery from septicaemia. Edition de luxe. Including advertisements, illustrations, short stories and much more. Illustrated with numerous coloured plates. In a blue cloth binding. Externally sound, though with some marks to the boards and some bumping to the corners. Internally, binding strained in places, with a couple of plates detached. Some pages have been removed (pages 25-30, and 49-54). Pages are bright and clean. Good Only . Ill.: Various. Good Only .

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Sonstige Stichworte: Scarce Illustrated Magazine George V Illustrated Mackenzie Various

Century Magazine

The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine

New York; London, The Century Co; F. Warne and Co. 1884-1899. Cloth. Two uniform volumes of this wide ranging illustrated magazine from the late nineteenth century. A really good source for less well known perspectives on American History of the period. Rather uncommon. Volume XXVIII, New Series Vol. VI, May 1884, to October 1884. Volume LVII, New Series Vol. XXXV.; November 1898, to April 1899. The Century Magazine was first published in the US in 1881, succeeding Scribner's Monthly Magazine. Its content, written by numerous contributors, included illustrated history articles, matters of recent interest, and literature. Its American Civil War series included contributions by generals and over 200 Northern and Southern participants of all ranks. It ceased publication in 1930. Each volume is in its original cloth binding with gilt lettering to the spines. Externally, both volumes are sound, though with some very light rubbing. Some light straining to the rear hinge of the second volume, and both hinges to the first volume are tender. Internally, both volumes are firmly bound and bright, though with the odd spot and handling mark. Bookseller's ink stamp to the front free endpaper of the first volume. Very Good . Ill.: Unamed. Very Good .

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Sonstige Stichworte: Uncommon Periodical The Century Illustrated Monthly Periodical Unamed

Frederic Albert Winsor; Edward Heard; John Maiben et al

Specifications of Patents of Gas Manufacture &C. 1804-1818

London, George E. Eyre and William Spottiswoode, 1856-1857. Cloth. A very scarce collection of sixteen specifications relating to gas manufacturing in the Industrial Revolution, accompanied by a collection of detailed folding technical diagrams. Sixteen very scarce specifications for 1804-1818 patents, bound together and retaining their original front wrap. With each of these published by Eyre and Spottiswoode between 1856 and 1857, and with numerous folding plates of technical diagrams and plans, this is a fascinating account of the rapid early nineteenth century advancements in gas manufacture and storage.Published in 1856 are: the 1804 specification of Frederic Albert Winsor's 'Improved Method of Making Gas, Coke, &c.'; Edward Heard's 1806 specification for 'Improvements in Obtaining Inflammable Gas from Pit Coal, &c.'; the 1808 specification for Winsor's 'Improvements in Making Gas, Coke, &c.'; the 1808 patent for Winsor's Improved Oven, &c. for Making Coke, Charcoal, Gas &c.'; the 1809 specification of Winsor's 'Improvements in Making Gas, &c.'; John Maiben's 1810 specification on 'Improvements in Gas for Lamps, &c.', with a folding illustrated plate; John Taylor's 1815 specification of a 'Mode for Producing Gas', with a folding illustrated plate; Samuel Clegg's 1815 specification for 'Improved Gas Apparatus', with four folding plates; Daniel Wilson's 1817 specification for 'Improved Gas-light Apparatus', with a folding plate, and Richard Farmer Brain's 1817 specification for 'Improvements in the Manufacture of Gas', with one plate.Published in 1857 are: Reuben Phillips the Younger's 1817 specification for an 'Improved Method of Purifying Gas', with a folding plate; John Perks' 1817 specification for 'Manufacturing, Purifying and Storing Gas', with five folding plates; William Stratton's 1817 specification for 'Improved Gasometer', with one plate; Arthur Howe Holdsworth's 1817 specification for 'Improvements in Gasometers', with one folding plate; George Holworthy Palmer's 1818 specification for a 'Mode of Purifying Gas', and finally Clegg's 1818 specification for 'Improved Gasometer or Gasholder', with one folding plate.With the bookplate of the Manchester Public Library to the front pastedown, and numerous blind stamps of this library throughout.This collection of sixteen specifications provide a fascinating insight into the rapid advancements in gas manufacturing patenting taking place during England's Industrial Revolution. Sixteen individual publications, retaining the publisher's original front wraps, bound together in a full cloth binding. Externally, exceptionally smart, with minor shelf wear to back strip head and tail. Library bookplate to front pastedown. Internally, firmly bound. Pages age toned and marked to perimeters, with small losses to perimeters of front wraps of three specifications. One folding plate detached. Numerous blind library stamps throughout. Very Good . Ill.: Not Stated. Very Good .

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Sonstige Stichworte: Patents Specifications Manufacturing Office Of The Commissioners Of Patents For Inventions Specifications Not Stated

Benjamin Martin

Miscellaneous Correspondence in Prose and Verse

London, Not Stated, c1764 . Leather. A scarce copy of Benjamin Martin's Miscellaneous Correspondence. Bound in calf with gilt lettering. Scarce. With fifteen plates in volume one and eighteen in volume two, including five folding plates. Volume I & II only of three. Part of a thirteen volume set making up The general magazine of arts and sciences, philosophical, philological, mathematical, and mechanical. Originally published between January 1755 and December 1758. Bound without title pages. Benjamin Martin (1704-1782) was a schoolmaster and travelling lecturer who invented several optical instruments. "Martin's most ambitious literary project was The general magazine of arts and sciences, philosophical, philological, mathematical, and mechanical. Designed to be published in about 120 sixpenny monthly numbers, beginning in January 1755, it was extensively advertised in London and provincial newspapers. A combination of a part-work encyclopaedia and a topical periodical, each number consisted of a few pages of five separate main works, with associated copperplates, plus a few pages of topical material, such as births and deaths, and prices of stocks. On completion of the project in 1764 the text and plates were bound into thirteen octavo volumes entitled: The Young Gentleman and Lady's Philosophy, The Natural History of England, A Comprehensive System of Philology, Mathematical Institutions (all 2 vols.), Biographia philosophica (1 vol.), and Miscellaneous Correspondence (4 vols.). Only the last had any resemblance to a periodical: the others were complete works in themselves." - DNB In full calf bindings. Externally, smart. There is some wear to the extremities, including bumping with slight loss to the leather. Internally, firmly bound. The pages are clean and bright with the very occasional spot. There is a closed tear to one of the folding plates in volume two measuring approx. 4.5cm. There are small ink inscriptions on the front pastedowns. Very Good . Ill.: None. Very Good .

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Sonstige Stichworte: Magazine Science Philosophy Mathematics Science Miscellany Miscellaneous None

Roger Burford Mason; A. P. Reilly; Cherry D. Hulls

Albion: A Journal for Private Press Printers

Hertfordshire, The Dodman Press , 1977-1980. First edition. Paperback. A scarce collection of eleven volumes from 'Albion,' a journal for private press printers, all volumes are in the original publisher's wraps. A collection of eleven volumes from the 'Albion,' a journal edited by Roger Burford Mason, A. P. Reilly, and Cherry D. Hulls. A journal for small press printers, published in three issues per annum. Comprised of the complete run of volume 2-4 and No. 2-3 of volume 1. This journal contains studies of small press printers with much information, reviews, and more. Illustrated throughout with some charming illustrations in text, notably the second number of volume two includes a tribute to the death anniversary of popular illustrator and engraver Thomas Bewick. Each volume is in its original publisher's wraps. Loosely inserted are some original notes on Albion and a brief correspondence between a Mr. Jones, a subscriber, and the editor Roger Mason. In the original publisher's wraps. Externally lovely with only minor shelf wear and the odd marking, with a minor crease tot he lower right corner of the wraps to volume four number three. Loosely inserted are some original notes on Albion and a brief correspondence between a Mr. Jones, a subscriber, and the editor Roger Mason. Internally, firmly bound. The pages are bright and clean. Illustrated in text with some charming designs. Very Good Indeed . Ill.: Various. Very Good Indeed .

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Sonstige Stichworte: first editions albion wraps albion Various

David Masson

Macmillan&Apos;S Magazine 1860-1861 in Four Volumes

London , Macmillan and Co, 1860-1861. Cloth. A uniformly bound collection of Victorian literary periodical's, Macmillan's Magazine's. Ranging from November 1859 to October 1861. Edited by Scottish literary critic and historian, David Masson. Containing works from Christina G. Rossetti, J. M. Ludlow, George Orwell, Thomas Higgins, and Henry Kingsley. In embellished cloth bindings with gilt lettering to the spines. Externally, all are lightly rubbed with wear to the spines. Rear joint to volume one is cracked, with front hinge failed. All hinges are tender. Internally, generally firmly bound with some leaves working loose. Pages are bright, with the occasional spot. Good Only . Ill.: None. Good Only .

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Sonstige Stichworte: Macmillan's Magazine Scotland LIterature Christina Rossetti Scotland David Masson None

Henry Maty

A New Review with Literary Curiosities

London, G Wilkie, 1783. First edition. Cloth. Four scarce first edition volumes of Samuel Maty's periodical 'A New Review&apos. Comprising volumes IV, V, VI and IX. ESTC reference no P1850.'A New Review' Comprised of ten volumes total, and was printed from 1782-1786 bi-annually. It is also known as the 'Journal of literary occurrences&apos. This set is ex-libris from Birmingham library, with the bookplates and decommission stamps to the front pastedowns, in addition to occasional small library stamp to pages. The pages are very bright. A very scarce work. Created by Paul Henry Maty, an English librarian. Maty founded, edited and was the primary author of this review journal. In uniform half cloth bindings, with paper covered boards. Externally, generally smart. light rubbing to the joints and extremities. Small split to the head of front joints to volumes V and IX. Resulting in the backstrip lifting slightly. Ex libris, Birmingham library. With the bookplates and decommission stamps to the front pastedowns, in addition to occasional small library stamp to pages. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are bright. Occasional light spots. Good . Ill.: None. Good .

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Sonstige Stichworte: REview Literature scarce Periodical Literature None

Mrs Stephen Menzies

Our Own Gazette

London , Gazette, 1890-1891. First edition. Cloth. A collection of issues of Our Own Gazette from 1890-1891. Our Own Gazette is a monthly magazine edited by Mrs Stephen Menzies. With articles and illustrations throughout the issues.This volume contains volumes vii and viii and from issues no. 73 to no. 96, From January 1890 to December 1891. With in-text illustrations. In full cloth binding. Externally, smart with some splitting to the front joint to the tail of the spine and rear joint, some bumping to the head and tail of the spine and light marks to the boards and spine. Previous owner inscription to the front free endpape dated 1911. Internally, firmly bound with bright and clean pages. Good . Ill.: Not Stated. Good .

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Sonstige Stichworte: Our Own Gazette Mrs Stephen Menzies magazine Mrs Stephen Menzies Not Stated

ed. George Newnes

The Strand Magazine, an Illustrated Monthly Vol. XIV

London, George Newnes, Ltd. 1897. Cloth. A smart copy of volume IV of George Newnes' 'The Strand Magazine', lavishly illustrated with vignette photographs and illustrations throughout the text. Featuring part of Arthur Conan Doyle's novel 'The Tragedy of the Korosko&apos. The Strand Magazine ran 711 issues between 1891 and 1950, and was founded by George Newnes. It comprised short fiction and articles regarding general fiction, and was immediately popular, circulating around half a million copies a month from the 1890s into the 1930s. Arthur Conan Doyle"s "Sherlock Holmes" saw their first publication in The Strand, as well as short stories by writers such as Agatha Christie and P. G. Wodehouse.Featuring chapter IV of Conan Doyle's 'Tragedy of the Korosko&apos.With contributors including Bret Harte, Mary Angela Dickens, Arthur Conan Doyle and Grant Allen, and illustrators including Sidney Paget, H. R. Millar, Gordon Browne, Warwick Goble and Paul Hardy, to name a few.George Newnes (1851-1910) is considered a founding father of popular journalism; he was also a Member of Parliament for the Liberal Party for twenty years.Covering the period of July to December 1897.Illustrated throughout the text with vignette engravings by various hands. In a contemporary full cloth binding. Externally generally smart, with a few scattered marks to the boards, slight bumping to the extremities and some wear to the front joint. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are bright and clean. Very Good . Ill.: Various. Very Good .

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Sonstige Stichworte: The Strand Magazine Arthur Conan Doyle The Tragedy of the Korosko Periodicals Arthur Conan Doyle George Newnes Various

The Illustrated London News

The Illustrated London News Special Double Number: The Death of King George V and the Lying-in-State and Funeral of His Late Majesty King George VI

London, The Illustrated London News, 1936-1952. Paperback. Two issues of The Illustrated London News, published to commemorate the deaths of Kings George V and VI. Featuring many photographs of the lives and reigns of both kings. With advertisements to the rear of each volume. King George V is No. 5049, volume 188 of the publication, and King George VI is number 5888, volume 220. In purple paper wraps. Externally, sound, though with some creasing and handling marks. Slight chipping to the 1936 volume. Internally, generally firmly bound, although the central pages of the 1936 volume are detached. Pages are mostly bright and clean, with just a few handling marks. Very Good . Ill.: None. Very Good .

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Sonstige Stichworte: Illustrated London News ILN George V George VI ILN None

W. Newton

The London Journal of Arts, Sciences, and Manufactures, and Repertory of Patent Inventions Vol. XXXV; Vol. XLI (Conjoined Series)

London, W. Newton; T. and W. Piper; Simpkin, Marshall, and Co.; et al. 1849-52. Leather. A very scarce collection of two volumes of the London Journal of arts, sciences, and manufactures conducted by W. Newton, with numerous plates. Two very scarce volumes of The London Journal of Arts, Sciences, and Manufactures, and Repertory of Patent Inventions conducted by W. Newton, of the office for patents and other scientific men. The present collection comprising se conjoined series of Vol. XXXV of 1849, and Vol. XLI of 1852. This journal is comprised of early scientific developments and contemporary patents, these volumes including articles on Christian Schiele's invention of improvements in the construction of cocks of valves, also applicable to reducing the friction of axles, journals, and other rubbing surfaces; Edward Schunck, for improvements in the manufacture of malleable iron; Wiliam Edward Newton, for an improvement in the construction of wheels (being a communication); Andrew Shank's improved mode of giving form to certain metals when in a fluid or molten state; &c. Each volume is accompanied by full page plates with numerous figures to accompany the articles. Collated, complete with eighteen to volume I, and twelve folding to volume II. In uniform bindings. Lacking the half titles. In a half calf binding over marbled boards with new endpapers. Externally sound with some shelf wear and rubbing to the boards and spine, as well as minor chipping to the extremities. Internally, firmly bound. With some minor spotting to the first and last few leaves, particularly to the leaves of plates, otherwise the pages are generally very clean with only a touch of age toning, as usual. Each volume is accompanied by full page plates with numerous figures to accompany the articles. Collated, complete with eighteen to volume I, and twelve folding to volume II.  Very Good . Ill.: None. Very Good .

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Sonstige Stichworte: very scarce books london journal illustrations london journal None