Search Results: Anthologies from Owaka Books

1st edition anthology, published by Michael Joseph Ltd. in London, 1975. Hardback. In fair condition. The dust jacket is worn around the edges with a few small tears and surface marks. There is a small inscription on the flyleaf that has been crossed out with pen. Some light tanning visible on the inside pages but no foxing.

Second edition, published by Sidgwick & Jackson, Ltd. in Great Britain, 1928. Leather-bound hardback with gold gilding on the spine and front cover. In fair condition. The hardcover is worn slightly around the edges and along the spine. Some tanning and foxing visible on the inside pages.

1st edition, published by W. Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. in London, 1926. In near-fine condition. No dust jacket. Some knocking around the corners, and the hardcover is fairly worn around the edges. The inside pages are rough cut, and have both visible tanning and foxing.

1st English edition, published by Macmillan and Co. Ltd. in London, 1971. Hardback. In fair condition. The dust jacket has some light tanning along the top edge and a few small surface marks, but is protected from further surface damage by a clear plastic cover. There is an inscription penned by a previous owner on the inside front cover that has been covered up with twink. Some foxing and tanning visible on the inside pages.

1st edition, published by Longmans, Green, and Co. Ltd. in London, 1928. Hardback. In fine condition. No dust jacket, but the hardcover itself is only slightly scuffed along the edges with shelving damage and has a few small surface marks. Inscription penned by a previous owner on the flyleaf. Foxing and tanning visible on the inside pages.

1st edition, published by Angus & Robertson Ltd. in Australia, 1958. Hardback. In fairly good condition. The dust jacket is lightly tanned around the edges, mainly along the spine, but is protected from further surface damage by a clear plastic cover. There is some light tanning and foxing visible on the inside pages.

Selected and arranged with notes by Francis Turner Palgrave. 1st edition, published by Macmillan and Co. Ltd. in London, 1875. Small cloth-bound hardback with gold gilding. In near-fine condition. No dust jacket. The hardcover is worn slightly around the edges and the spine has been repaired with tape. There are two stickers on the inside front cover, and a small inscription penned by a previous owner on the flyleaf. Some tanning and foxing visible on the inside pages.

1st edition, published by W. & R. Chambers in London and Edinburgh, 1883. In near-fine condition. The leather on the spine and the corners has cracked and torn in several places, but the binding remains intact. Some fading and slight water damage to the front cover. There is a small inscription penned by a previous owner on the flyleaf, and foxing and tanning visible on the inside pages.

1st edition, published by Hamilton, Adams, and Co. in London, 1860. Cloth-bound hardback wit gold gilding. The hardcover is fairly worn around the edges and along the spine. A previous owner has vigorously inscribed the flyleaf with pencil, and there is a personal library plate stuck to the back of the front cover. Some foxing, tanning and other small marks visible on the inside pages.

11th printing, published by Charles E. Tuttle Company, Inc. in Vermont and Japan, 1972. Hardback. In good condition, The dust jacket is worn slightly around the edges, mainly along the top and bottom edge of the spine. A small inscription penned by a previous owner has been covered up with twink on the flyleaf. Very light tanning and foxing visible on the edges of some of the inside pages.

Transcribed and annotated by John Hulme. Reprint, published by Angus & Robertson Ltd. in Great Britain, 1985. Hardback. In good condition. The dust jacket has a few small surface marks, but is protected from further surface damage by a clear plastic cover. No tanning, but some very light foxing visible on the edges of some of the inside pages.

Published by Frederick Warne & Co. in London and New York. No recorded date inside. Includes artwork by a range of foreign and English artists. Gilded hardback in fair condition. There is some wear visible on the hardcover, mainly along the corners and the edges of the spine. There is a note with an old return address stuck the flyleaf. Tanning and foxing visible on the inside pages.

A collection of essays exploring the author's evolving perceptions about everything from sex, the media, spies and politics, to writers and writing, art and success.
1st Great British edition, published by New English Library in London, 1983. Hardback. In fair condition. The dust jacket is very lightly worn along the top and bottom edge of the spine, but is protected from further surface damage by a clear plastic cover. Very light tanning but no evidence of foxing visible on the inside pages.

Published by John Murray in London, 1854. Leather-bound hardback with gold gilding. In fair condition. Small inscription penned by a previous owner on the flyleaf. There is some slight wear along the edges and corners of the hardcover. A previous owner has made some annotations in pencil on the inside pages. Some tanning and foxing visible on the inside pages. The edges of the pages have been lined with gold.

Published by Milner and Sowerby in London. No date or edition details are recorded. Cloth-bound hardback with gold gilding along the spine. Includes eight ingravings on steel printed on the inside pages. In fair condition. The hardcover is slight worn along the edges, particularly along the spine. Some foxing and tanning visible on the inside pages.

Published by Walter Scott, Limited, in London. No date or edition details recorded. Edited by Graham R. Tomson. The translations by Dr. Richard Garnett, Mr. Andrew Lang, Miss Alma Strettell, Mr. Goldwin Smith, Mr. W. M. Hardinge, and others.
In fair condition. Gold gilding along the spine. There is some slight wear to the hardcover, mainly around the edges. A small inscription penned by a previous owner is visible on the inside front cover. Some tanning and foxing visible on the inside pages.

Published by Blackwood & Janet Paul in New Zealand, 1965. Hardback. In fair condition. The dust jacket has a few small surface marks, but is protected by a clear plastic cover. The top right corner of the flyleaf has been cut off. Some foxing and tanning visible on the inside pages.

With translations by Stuart Hood, Harold Shukman, and John Richardson. With a foreword by Max Hayward.
English translation, published by Collins and Harvill Press in London, 1968. In fair condition. The dust jacket has some tanning and several small marks visible on the back cover, but it is protected from any further damage by a clear plastic cover. Small inscription penned by a previous owner on the flyleaf. Some slight foxing and tanning visible on the inside pages.

Published by Ward, Lock, Bowden, & Co. in London, 1891. Potentially a first edition, but there are no edition details recorded. Cloth-bound hardback with gold gilding along the spine. In fair condition. Some slight wear along the edges and along the spine. Foxing and tanning visible on the inside pages.