Search Results: Wales/Welsh from KALAMOS BOOKS

London: A & C Black, 1979 Book. Fine. Printer Wrapper. 6th.Ed... Comprehensive and detailed guide to archaeological and other interesting sites in Wales. 320p.maps on endpapers.

London: Headline, 1987 Book. Fine. Pbk.. Part to of 'The Brothers of Gwynedd Quartet' dealing with the most heroic of the Welsh Princes - Llewellyn ..

New York: Bantam, 1978 Book. Very Good+. Pbk. Fictional biography of Owen Glendower.

London: Diadem Books, 1990 Book. As New. Laminated Hardcover. Facsimile Reprint.. With a new introduction by Jim Perrin this photoreprint combines two classic guidebooks for walkers originally published by Alexander Maclehose: "On Foot in the Peak" 1932 and "On Foot in North Wales" 1934.The descriptions include literary and historical comments. . 256p. illus. map.

Fishguard: Workshops Wales, 1977 Book. Fine. Spiral Bound. 1st Edition. Traditional Welsh recipes printed in an elegant manuscripy sytle typescript. 48 illus.[3 Copies found in WorldCat].

London: Constable, 1990 Book. Fine. Flexible Soft Cover. 1st UK Ed.. Snowdonia, containing some of the finest and most accessible cliffs in Britain, needs no introduction to rock climbers. This new guide for climbers ... offers over 500 of the region's best-quality climbs, including outstanding routes from little-known Central Wales and the Lleyn Peninsula, as well as introducing recent developments at Rhoscolyn, Great Orme and on the North Wales Slate. The book has been thoroughly researched and tested, and provides detailed route descriptions incorporating standard grading as well as a star system. These, together with the lavish use of excellent photo-diagrams, make the climbs easy to locate and follow..

London: Macdonald, 1987 Book. Fine. Hardcover. Re-issue. Part three of a trilogy set in the Wesh Marches in the reign of King John..

Cardiff, Wales: John Jones Cardiff Ltd., 1978 Book. Fine. Soft cover. Reprint.. An Introduction to the Welsh language, combining a simple grammar, phrase book and dictionary. 51p. index.

Toronto: Stoddart Publishing, 1991 Book. Fine. Hardcover. 1st Can Ed.. The eighteenth chronicle of Brother Cadfael."In May 1144, an envoy comes from the Bishop of Lichfield to the Benedictine Abbey of Saint Peter and Saint Paul in Shrewsbury, and requests the services of Brother Cadfael as his interpreter on a journey to the new revived fourth Welsh diocese of Saint Asaph. At the royal seat of Aber, they learn that a Danish mercenary fleet has been sighted approaching the Menai strait;and if that isn't enough, a young girl goes missing and a corpse is discovered." maps on endpapers Paper age toned else fine..

London: Headline, 1987 Book. Fine. Pbk.. Part one of the < Brothers of Gwynnedd> quartet dealing with the most heroic of the Welsh Princes - Llewellyn .