Search Results: Titles starting with D from PATRICK POLLAK RARE BOOKS

Longman, Green a.o. London. 1863. . pp. lxxviii, (ii), 521, (i), 15, Catalogue, (i). Original sheep-backed boards, some wear to all the board edges and some foxing at beginning and end, spine repaired, completely unopened, even by SIR THOMAS CLIFFORD ALLBUTT whose book-plate is on the front paste-down. *Series Chronicles and Memorials of Great Britain and Ireland During the Middle Ages.

Casssell, Petter, and Galpin. London. No date [c.1884]. 4to.. pp. xxii, 570, (iv) Advertisements. Frontispiece and 24 plates [including a double-page map of Dairy Farming in America], many text woodcuts. Original cloth gilt, all edges gilt, touch of wear to spine ends and corners, stitching now a bit weak with a couple of plates loose, sporadic foxing. *With much on American methods, several chapters on Cheese-making, in England and on the Continent, Butter-making, Condensed Milk, Hay-making, dairying in Canada and on the Continent, and a final chapter on Pigs, Goats and Poultry [with 2 fine chromolithographs].

Office Touristique de la République Syrienne. Paris. 1936. 4to.. pp. 42, (ii). Numerous fine photographic illustrations. Original wrappers bound in. Binder's cloth with leather spine label, a very good copy.

Booth-Clibborn. London. 1998 [reprint of 1997]. Large 4to.. Profuse illustration and various forms of paper engineering. Dust wrapper, faux red morocco, in excellent condition.

Knapp, Drewett & Sons. Kingston-on-Thames. 1948.. pp. xiv, (ii), 455, (ix) Notes. Folding pedigree. Publisher's black roan, shelf-wear to lower margins of the boards, otherwise a very good copy.

Heinemann. London. 1908.. pp. xviii, 348. Frontispiece portrait, facsimile of a letter from Cecil Rhodes. Original cloth, some-time rebacked, new end-papers, ink-stain at the top edge margin mostly affecting the first few leaves, uncut.

British-Continental Press. London. 1931.. 79, (i) Advertisement. 6 photographic plates. Cloth-backed boards, uncut, a very good copy. *WITH a pictorial card Prospectus advertising CHARLES H. COCHRAN's 'Two Special Performances Argentina' at the Savoy Theatre.

William Blackwood and Sons. Edinburgh and London. 1876. 4 volumes. 8vo.. pp. (iv), 367, (i); (iv), 364; (iv), 393, (i); (iv), 367, (i). With half-titles and the two two Errata slips, volumes 1 and 3, Books 2 and 5. Contemporary half calf and marbled boards, a little rubbing, a very nice set. *First issued in 8 parts, in wrappers. Neither of the two Errata to which the slips applied, have been corrected. It is generally taken that sets bound from the parts are in this state, whereas in the later 4-volume issue, the book 5 Erratum has been corrected.

Bliss, Sands. London. 1897.. pp. 332, 20 Catalogue. Frontispiece and 15 plates by W. HEATH ROBINSON. Original red cloth, title and decoration in gilt on front cover, top edge gilt, uncut, front lower corner a bit bumped, spine faded with a small unfaded patch at the foot of the spine where a paper label has been removed, attractive book label of Syon Abbey.

Bloomsbury. London. 2008.. pp. (viii), 405, (iii). Dust wrapper, signed by the author, a very good copy.

Halsgrove. Tiverton, Devon. 2002. 2 volumes.. pp. 136; 176. Many illustrations in each volume. Both in dust wrappers, v.I with small tear in the top margin of the wrapper, no loss, each signed by the author, with a lengthy letter dealing with American POWs in 1815.

J. Salmon, Art Printer, Publisher, &c. Sevenoaks, England. No date [c.1905].. Comprising 8 leaves, with title and 15 coloured illustrations. Original stiff paper wrappers with a plate of five views inset to the front cover, a little bit grubby externally else a very good copy. *COPAC no copy

Watts. London. 1937. First edition.. pp. viii, 114, (ii) blank. Dust wrapper is not price-clipped but has a bit of loss from the spine ends, all other ways a very good copy.

Devonshire Association. 1935. ALL PUBLISHED. . pp. xvi, 498. Double frontispiece, 21 plates, large folding map. A very good copy in original cloth.

The New Scientist. London. Vol.4, no.84. 26 June, 1958.. pp. (237)-284. Original printed wrappers, a very good copy.

Macmillan. London. 1890. Second edition reprint.. pp. (iv), xvi, 494, (ii) Advertisements. Frontispiece portrait, folding map, 37 illustrations. Original cloth, rear joint cracked through the end-paper but holding, a little wear to the spine ends, the top blank margin from page 450 to page 480 shows some crushing diminishing towards each end and not affecting text, old ink mark on the front board, withal a decent copy but offered in working condition, with the book-plate of CLINTON EDWARD DAWKINS KCB. *SIR EDWARD DAWKINS KCB (2 November 1859[1] – 2 December 1905) was a British businessman and civil servant. Dawkins was born in London, the son of Clinton George Dawkins, one time Consul-General in Venice and was educated at Cheltenham College and Balliol College, Oxford. He succeeded Alfred Milner as private secretary to Chancellor of the Exchequer George Goschen in 1889. He later served overseas as undersecretary for finance in Egypt from 1895 to 1899. His final role was as financial advisor to… Read More

Swan Sonnenschein. London. 1889.. pp. (viii), 101, (i). Original cloth, signature of WM. C. HENLEY, a very good copy. *COPAC gives ten locations, including the British Library.

1961.. pp. 12. Original wraps, faded at the edges, else a very good copy.

1959-1973. 10 parts. . All in the original green printed wrappers, ex libris RICHARD FREEMAN, all very good copies. *FREEMAN #1573 for the Journal; #1574 for the notebooks; #1577/#1658/#876 for the others.

Psychologisch-Ästhetische Forschungsgesellschaft. Hamburg. 1930.. pp. 207, (i). 12 coloured plates in pocket of rear cover, 5 text figures. Original printed wrappers a bit dusty, a little insect damage to the lower edge of the rear cover not affecting contents, ex-libris MACDONALD CRITCHLEY with a short pencil note on the front cover in his hand, a very good copy.