Search Results: Titles starting with S from Hewett's Books

A limited edition of 2000 hand-bound copies, signed by both David Bowie and photographer Masayoshi Sukita to celebrate their 40-year collaboration. This copy is number 1888 out of 2000. The book acts as an illustrated narrative of Bowie's career between 1972 to 2009. Included is iconic as well as previously unseen images of the singer taken on over 40 occasions.
Sukita shot arguably the most iconic photo of Bowie, being the cover shot for his 1977 album "Heroes". Photos range from: backstage with Lou Reed in 1972, shots from Iggy Pop's 30th birthday, The 1978 World Tour and various scenes of Bowie in Japan. Additionally there is 7" vinyl picture disc of 'It's No Game' parts 1 and 2 which features two portrait photographs from the iconic "Heroes" photo sessions.

"The Sports and Pastimes of the People of England" is a fascinating book showcasing the universality and necessity to busy ourselves with humor and recreation. Yet, Strutt's book covers strange and outlandish forms of 'fun' from the Dark Ages, medieval age, and the Restoration period, which now would be considered either bizarre or cruel. This includes bear and horse baiting, boat tilting, hawking, and various forms of jesters dressed in motley. The text is accompanied by 140 black and white illustrations sourced from "ancient paintings." This is the new edition issued in 1839; the first edition was published in 1800. It includes an impressive index by William Hone. Very Good Condition. Debossed, decoarated brown cloth with gilt titles to spine. 140 black and white illustrations.Binding and hinges are firm.Neat previous owner's inscription to front free end paper. Pages are moderately tanned and foxed. Boards have moderate edge-wear with some bumping to corners and soft crushing to spine ends. Light… Read More

This is a near fine 7th impression of Ian Fleming's 10th James Bond book, 'The Spy Who Loved Me', originally published in 1962. 'The Spy who Loved me' is a departure from the typical Bond formula, as it is not a direct continuation of the previous stories. Instead, it's told from the perspective of a woman named Vivienne Michel, who finds herself embroiled in espionage and danger. Near Fine or better condition. Pictorial dust jacket over black cloth with dagger vignette to front board. Red end papers. Free from any previous owner's inscriptions. Binding is firm. Pages are clean. Boards are clean with minimal shelf-wear. Unclipped jacket is in very good condition with no signs of loss.

This is a lovely copy of "Stars, Shown to the Children". It provides copious information about the Solar System, The Sun, The Moon, Comets, Constellations and telescopes aimed at children written in plain english for children to understand. Though it is undated research suggest it was published in 1911. Contains 50 plates including the frontispiece. Very Good Condition. Purple cloth with pictorial cover. 50 plates. Binding is firm. Pages and plates are clean. Boards are clean with minimal wear. Light tanning to spine. Minor stain to rear board.