Search Results: Titles starting with D from A & F MCILREAVY BUDERIM RARE BOOKS

8vo.pp.ix + 230. Original brown cloth hardcover with gilt titles to spine a little minor chipping to head and tail of spine. Some internal foxing, due to paper quality paper,Else a Very Good copy.

Macmillan,Melbourne, 1981. First Edition, 8vo.pp.xiiii + 130. illustrated in black & white,index. Very Good hardcover in Very Good dustwrapper.loosely inserted a gift card from the author. Lawrence wrote two books during his brief stay in Australia.He wrote Kangaroo in NSW between June and July 1922.,dismissed as unreal and a figment of the authors imagination is in fact a unique glimpse at a half forgotten period of violence and hatred in Australia , a period when secret facist armies were formed to fight socialis and communism.Lawrence came across one of these sinister organisations during his stay.

Angus & Robertson, Melbourne,London.1984. Australian Classics Series.8vo.pp.xxviii + 196. Black hardcover, fine in fine pictorial dust wrapper.

USQ, 1992. 8vo.pp.xiv+ 102. Illustrated. a couple of small surface marks else Very Good in Original softcover.

London: Evans Brothers, 1951. First Edition,first issue..8vo pp.269 with 18 black & white photographs. Original dark blue cloth hardcover In original unclipped jacket priced at 15/- net.The advert for The Frogmen on the rear panel, as called for,The dust wrapper is a little chipped at the head of spine, now protected.

Spring Books, London, 1971. 4to.pp.176.Illustrated throughout.index, discography, bibliography.Very Good hardcover in slightly chipped dust wrapper. ISBN 0600329070 This book presents a vivid picture of the great era of the Big Bands.

New York: Published by The World Publishing Company, 1968. First US Edition , Second Printing. 8vo. pp.vi + 244 + 1. original grey cloth hardcover titled in red in complete slightly toned dust wrapper. Very good. "Schatz,de-Nazified by tribunal and now a police chief of a city in the new Germany, is haunted by the ghost Genghis Chan. He is enmeshed in the investigation of a series of murders, 22 male victims who died with their pants off and an expression of ineffable bliss on their faces.'.

Merrell Publishers, London, 2012. 4to.pp.160, many colour and black & white illustrations.Original tan cloth hardcover in pictorial dust wrapper.A Fine copy in a Very Good dust wrapper, ISBN 9981858945644.

Adelaide: Published by Rigby, 1983. Revised Edition.8vo. pp.208. index, illustrations in colour and black & white. some toning and a few marks to foredges. Original illustrated softcover.

Minataur Books, New York , 2009. First USA Edition 8vo.pp vi + 329 Very Good hardcover in Very Good dust wrapper. ISBN 9780312383992 , A Beautiful & mysterious student has a seizure in the Reading Room of the London Library and dies. Kathy Kolla and DCI David Brock face their most difficult to crack case yet.

Illinois: Adventurers Unlimited Press, 2011. 8vo. pp.x + 385+ 8p ads.Illustrated in black & white. near fine large softcover. 'WWII expert Stevens takes us on the final twists and turns of the fall of the Third Reich and the fate of its secret bases, technology and vast U-Boat fleet. From secret submarine bases in Greenland and a still-hidden U-Boat base in the Canary Islands called Fuerteventura, Stevens looks at the escape of Nazis to South America. Henry then turns to the Haunebu flying disk and Hans Kammler and the last battalion with its saucer technology-derived from the work of Nikola Tesla-to the secret submarine fleet that continued after the official end of the war. '.

Published by the Toowoomba Tourist Bureau, 1940. 4to.pp.176 profuesly illustrated in black & white,advertisements[ some in colour] and a map.The condition is poor. The rear wrapper is missing, the front wrapper has corners missing. The final page is damaged with no loss of text.corners bumped, internally complete. Scarce.

New York: Published by Penguin, A Dutton Book, 1995. First Edition. 8vo.pp.xiii+ 322. There is a little browning to foredges. papered hardcover in pictorial dust wrapper.

NSW,: Published by Rudder Press, 2001. Royal 8vo. pp. xxx + 712 with black & white photographs. maps, index. Original black cloth hardcover with gilt lettering in pictorial dust wrapper. Very good copy.

Melbourne: Printed by Morris & Walker for Pioneer Tours, 1948. First Edition, small 4to pp,105 + 12p. black & white full page photograph plates. coloured decorative endpapers. Green cloth hardcover in chipped now protected dust wrapper. Association copy. Pioneer Tour 4. made in June 1949. Full page of signatures of those on the trip on verso of the endpaper. Loosely inserted the Souvenir Menu for a Dinner hosted by Mr & Mrs Thomas to conclude the trip at Darwin Tourist Hotel on the 12th of June 1949. Very Good.

Spamer, Leipzig, 1896 - 1901. Ten Volumes covering the Arts and Industries of the 19th Century , a comprehensive and profusely illustrated with plates many folding,plans and illustrations in texts many chromolithographs Covers everything from Architecture to printing and photography. Royal 8vo. Ten Volumes, Half dark brown morocco raised bands marbelled boards, a little shelf rubbed on paper edges else Very Good and very attractive set.

NSW: An Albatross Book, 1997. 8vo. pp 494. index. some illustrations in text. Very good quality softcover.

London, Mebourne, Toronto: Published by Willam Heinemann, 1952. First Edition. 8vo. pp.iv + 200. red cloth hardcover in nicked,unclipped a small chip from the bottom of the dustwrappers spine see photograph.else very good clean copy. Special printing by arrangement with the Cole Turnley Book Club Melbourne & Auckland. As well written and gripping as any of Agatha Christie's crime novels.

London: The Folio Society, 2004. Second Printing. Royal 8vo. pp. xxii + 871.with the original illustrations by Phiz. Original quarter burgundy leather hardcover with matching cloth boards and slipcase.teg. A Fine Copy.

Manuscript hand written 1812 to 1813.Three Volumes Royal 8vo. two in contemporary calf and the third rebacked, all with papered boards. Volume One: Personal Rights. 583 manuscript pages including index. Volume Two. Real Rights. 529 manuscript pages including index Volume Three;Succession and Actions. 549 manuscript pages including index. At the rear 27 manuscript pages of The Song of Solomon. "David Hume (1757-1838), nephew of the philosopher, was appointed professor of Scots law at the University of Edinburgh in 1786. He was the outstanding law professor of his generation, and his lectures on private law, the subject of these notes, 'were highly praised and students flocked to them'. Hume forbade publication of his lectures, but copies circulated and they were cited in court, many of his pupils reaching the bench ... The lectures recast Scottish private law ready for the nineteenth century' [Oxford Dictionary National Biography].