APOLLO 8 FLIGHT ROUND MOON 1969 THE TIMES NEWSPAPER SUPPLEMENT JANUARY 6TH - "The Colour of Space" by The Times Newspaper - 1969

Penguin, 1945T. mass_market. Good. in x in x in. First penguin edition

The Times Newspapers. Used - Very Good. Very Good condition. (Maryland History, Howard County, Disaster) A copy that may have a few cosmetic defects. May also contain light spine creasing or a few markings such as an owner’s name, short gifter’s inscription or light stamp. Bundled media such as CDs, DVDs, floppy disks or access codes may not be included.

London: John Parkinson Bland, 1909. Hardback. xvi, 176pp. nd. [circa1909]. A little fraying to head of spine. Previous owner's name to front free end-paper. A pleasing copy. (bs26). Hard Cover. Good +.

John Murray 1855. Really lovely bindings, two-volume set, duodecimo, beautiful polished light brown leather (morocco?) boards with gilt tooling to boards & gilt decorative design & gilt lettering in green decorative panels between five raised bands to spine, gilt decorative tooled edging to front & rear pastedowns, dark green eps, vii + 325pp, 338pp (vols 1 & 2 respectively), VG+ (some staining to lower edge of vol 1 boards, light foxing to prelims & terminals)

London: The Times Newspaper, 1911. Leather Bound. Folio size volume bound in 3/4 leather over dark 'pebbled' cloth. The text is printed on newsprint stock, which has now browned a bit. The binding of this large, heavy, volume has been allowed in the past to dry, and hence the front joint is partially cracked and the boards show wear to extremities. The binding is still quite dry and must be handled with care. However, the contents are clean and unmarked. Given the ephemeral nature of such publications, it is quite unusual to find such an extensive run, and in such good condition (the binding notwithstanding). A run of three different supplements (special issues) from the London Times. The Engineering Supplement runs from January 2, 1907 to October 2, 1907; the Financial and Commercial Supplement from January 7, 1907 to May 6, 1907, and the Educational Supplement from September 6, 1910 to December 5, 1911.

London: The Times Newspaper, 1906. Hardcover. ,folio,Folio size volume bound in 3/4 leather over dark 'pebbled' cloth,This periodical, which began in 1904, was issued weekly with The Times newspaper. This offering begins with the first issue, No. 1, July 18, 1904 and concludes with No. 129, December 31, 1906. Each issue contains from six to twelve pages of detailed financial, banking, and commercial information. There is a comprehensive Index for the period July 18, 1904 to Dec. 25, 1905, and another such Index for the full year of 1906. Such indices will be invaluable reference tools for scholars. Each issue normally contains a leading article, followed by a number of special articles, and regular columns on the money market, the stock exchange, freights and shipping, and the commercial markets; as well as the stock and share list, and summaries of colonial foreign finance and trade (including Canada and the United States). Later issues contain The Times Financial and Business Directory, as well as… Read More

London: The Times Newspaper, 1906. Hardcover. ,folio,Folio size volume bound in 3/4 leather over dark 'pebbled' cloth,This periodical, which began in 1904, was issued weekly with The Times newspaper. This offering begins with the first issue, No. 1, March 1, 1905 and concludes with No. 96, December 26, 1906. Each issue contains from six to twelve pages of detailed technical, industrial, and commercial information. There is a comprehensive Index for the period March 1, 1905 to Dec. 27, 1905, and another such Index for the full year of 1906. Such indices will be invaluable reference tools for scholars. Each issue normally contains a number of special articles, followed by Correspondence, Notes and Paragraphs, Letters to the Editor, a section on Railways, Industrial Notes, Reviews of Technical Books, and Minor Articles. Interesting topics include Submarines (three-part article), The Panama Canal, Telephones and Telegraphs: Developments in the U.S., The Electrification of London, etc. as well as many… Read More