Search Results: Titles starting with F from Julian Roberts Fine Books

Herbert Jenkins, 1959. First edition, first printing. 8vo. First issue red boards with black titles to spine (not the later issue blue/black boards with similar dustwrapper but priced at 7/6net). Pictorial dustwrapper. A very good+ copy with clean boards. A sprinkle of spotting to prelims/edges. No inscriptions. The very good dustwrapper is complete with some edgewear and nicking to extremities. Original price of 12/6net on front flap. A very good copy of the true First Issue. McIlvaine A82b (1). A series of short stories including Jeeves & Wooster, Bingo Little, the Oldest Member, Freddie Wigeon & Mr Mulliner.

Michael Joseph, 1965. First edition, first printing. 8vo. Green boards with gilt titles. Pictorial dustwrapper by Richard Barton. A very good copy with clean boards. Internally complete with a few spots to prelims & edges. No inscriptions. The very good+/near fine dustwrapper is crisp and fresh with wear & to extremities & a short closed tear to head of spine. Original price of 16snet to front flap. An attractive copy with none of the usual fading to red lettering or toning to white spine lettering. Experience equine owner accepts undercover stable lad job to investigate steeplechase doping in England.

Macmillan and Co, 1892. First edition, first printing. 8vo. Green buckram boards with gilt titles. A near fine copy. Light wear to extremities and some mild marks to boards. Internally clean and complete. Some spotting to endpapers. Endpapers original and complete. "Presentation copy" blindstamp to endpaper. Some unopened gatherings. A lovely copy. A four act play that includes all the major players of the Robin Hood legend.

Archibald Constable, 1822. First edition, first printing. 8vo. Triple decker in original publisher's card boards with paper labels [as issued]. A very good set with original boards & spines. Some bumping & nicking to boards with slither chipping to spine tips. Original paper title labels complete with some nicking & toning. Internally complete with half titles. Neat old manuscript owner name to half titles in two vols & on endpaper in vol iii. A couple of old tape ghosts to endpaper of vol iii. Professional strengthening to endpaper hinge of vol iii & vol ii. A rare set in original boards. Bowden 157Aa. Set in the reign of James VI and I, the Fortunes of Nigel sits among Scott's richest creations in political insight, range of characterisation and linguistic virtuosity.

Herbert Jenkins, 1947. First edition, first printing. 8vo. Orange cloth with black titles. Pictorial dustwrapper by Frank Ford. A near fine copy with clean boards. Internally clean with some light spots to textblock edge. No inscriptions. The very good+ dustwrapper is complete with light edgewear to extremities. Not priceclipped with a Barrie & Jenkins £1.50 price label to front flap. An attractive copy of this timeless Blandings novel. McIlvaine A66b. Sixth full length novel set at Blandings Castle, the seat of Lord Emsworth. The Empress [pig] is to be painted, fearsome aunts & mad uncles abound mixed in with Freddie & Galahad Threepwood and Gally's godson, Billy Lister in hot pursuit of Prudence and the full moon is throwing up a lot of strange goings on.