Search Results: Titles starting with E from J. A. Lascelles & Sons

Hartford: Hudson and Co. Printers, 1819. 2nd American edition. Full calf. Very good. 18cm.; 304pp.

London: Printed By Tho. Newcomb, for Benjamin Southwood, at the Star next to Sergeants-Inn in Chancery-lane; and Israel Harrison near Lincolns-Inn, 1673. Second Edition. Full calf. Fair. 4to, 20cm.; 270pp.; Three bookplates (Johannes G[eorgius] Howe Drummond de Abbots Grange; Carl Franz Georg Richard Schwerdt; Duke of Gloucester, Prince Henry.) Includes initial leaf "The Bookseller, to the Reader" opposite title page. Front cover detached and rear just holding at 2 cords, else very good. Preface by John Evelyn.

London: Printed for John Wright, at the Kings-head in the Old-Bayley, 1653. Second Edition. Full calf. Very good. 4to, 18cm.; 274 pp.; Includes the folding plate of windmill., Rebacked with six panels with gilt title and date; Some general darkening of paper. Initial engraved title page a tad chipped and frayed.

London: Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1852. 1st Edition. Cloth. Very good. 8º, 22cm.; 550pp. (32pp. of Adverts. in rear). Binders ticket on r. pastedown (Westleys & Co.).

London: Printed by T.S. for John Browne, and are to be sold at his shop in in Saint Dunstanes Church-yard, 1613. 1st Edition. Limp vellum. Good +. 4to., 18cm.; 346pp., missing blank front fly leaf and G1 and G4, G4 is the rear blank fly leaf with no loss of text; 7 text illustrations; Contemporary limp vellum binding with inked author, title and date to spine. Japanese tissue repair applied to several pages, including title. Front vellum cover lined. Contains a few small contemporary manuscript marginalia/notations on rear flyleaf, including a drawing of a rooster and previous owners name (Thomas Wellington). Vellum stiffened and pages show soiling, top-edge shows coal dust. Presented in a full-calf, blind-tooled clamshell with gilt lettering. The English Husbandman includes the first layout of an English house to appear in print. (Cooper) (Fussell I).

Oxford: Printed for S. Parker, in the High-Street; and Sold by T. Payne, at the Mews Back Gate; and J. Fletcher, in St. Paul's Church Yard, London, 1766. 1st Edition. Stiff wraps. Very good. 8º, 111 pp.; 20th C. rebind in marbled wraps.

London: Printed for G. Robinson, in Paternoster Row, 1778. 1st Edition. Cloth. Very good. 8º., 20cm.; 95pp.; 20th C. cloth rebind in green. Red speckled edges.

Edinburgh: Printed by George Ramsay & Co. for the Author, 1810. 1st Edition. Original Publisher's Board. Good +. 8vo., 22cm.; 428pp., (includes essays III-IX, pagination p. 238-665). The follow-up volume to Rennie's 1807 publication of the first two essays. [see our listing for that seperatley issued title].

Edinburgh: Printed by George Ramsay & Co. For Archibald Constable & Co. Edinburgh; And John Murray, Fleet-Street, London, 1807. 1st Edition. Original wraps. Good +. 8º, 22cm.; 233pp., + errata, advertisements. Paper label to spine. First volume, essays III-IX published in 1810. (See our other listing).

Edinburgh: Printed For John Bell, Parliament-Square; And For G. Robinson, Pater-Noster-Row, London, 1784. Third Edition. 1/4 Calf. Near fine. 8º, 20cm.; plates; 3 vols., 461pp., 410pp., 631pp. (vol. 3 dated 1796); modern 1/4 bound in calf with burgandy spine title panel, title in gilt, marbled covers. Anderson was a prolific author on the subjects of agriculture and land use and was insturmental in establishing agricultural education in Scotland. He also carried on an extensive correspondence with George Washington on the subject of farming, sending the President equipment and seeds. The third volume (1796) was intended to accompany the second edition, Edinburgh, 1777, which was first published in two volumes, and the third edition, Edinburgh, 1784. (ESTC) (Fussell II).

London: Printed for the Author by J. Plymsell, 1796. First Edition. Stiff wraps. Very good. 8º, 19cm.; 63 pp.;.

London: Printed for William Griffin, at Garrick's Head, in Catharine-Street, Strand, 1773. 6th edition. Full calf. Very good. 12º, 17cm.; 480 pp.;.

London: Printed for W. Mears, at the Lamb; and F. Clay, at the Bible, without Temple-Bar, 1726. 2nd Edition. 1/2 Calf. Very good. 4º, 28cm.; [xxiv], 314pp., [4], 21 plates (numbered to 31); 20th C. 1/2 calf rebind with marbled paper cover boards; Title page in red and black. The first English translation by Bradley from the German appeared in 1721 as "Philosophical Treatise of Husbandy and Gardening...". Georg Andreas Agricola was a German physician who discovered grafting and vegetative propagation which was outlined for the first time in this title. Richard Bradley was a bit of a scallywag who despite his ethical definciencies (he forged a recommendation letter to become Professor in Botany at Cambridge among other transgressions) was an important promoter of horticulture and a prolific author on the subject. All 21 plates depicting numerous grafting and propagative techniques are accounted for. The rebind is expertly done. (ESTC, Henrey).