Search Results: Authors starting with A from Gordon Hughes

London: Chatto & Windus, 2nd impression 1932.. Hardcover. Good. xi,341 pages, 21 x 14cm. Edges dull, slight foxing to first few pages. Binding slightly dulled. A good tight copy.

Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1st edn. 1964.. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. xii,311, pages. 22.5 x 15 cm. Ex-library; stamp on fep and title page, old tape marks on feps Otherwise a very good clean copy in dustjacket. Muslim India and the Muslim world, 710-1947 Muslim India in relation to Hindu India, 710-1947, and other cultural chapters.

Glenbrook: Jim Aitken, nd about 2015.. Soft cover. Very Good. Panorama by Falk Kautzner . Many colour photos, foldout panorama at front and rear. 59 pages, 28.5 x 25cm.

Edinburgh; National Library of Scotland, 1970., 1970. n . n. Edinburgh; National Library of Scotland, 1970, 1970 xxviii,189,pp sm4to Edges & eps very slightly spotted Very good under a slightly worn & foxed dw Photographically reprinted with additions including entries for books published in 1700 Printed for the Edinburgh Bibliographical Society, 1904

London: Bentley, two volumes, first edition. 1859.. Hardcover. Good. Original dark red blindstamped cloth, backstrips titled in gilt. viii,339, iv,365, pages. The two front free endpapers have split along the gutters from the pastedown endpapers, but are still securely bound. The bindings, including the hinges, are very strong and secure. The bottom board of volume one is a little damp marked and stained, and as a whole the bindings, although remaining strong, have some rubbing and marks, especially of the top and tail of the backstrips. Some slight spotting and soiling of the endpapers and prelims, otherwise the text is in very good clean condition. Includes a biographical sketch of W. H. Russell of The Times, the first war correspondent, who reported from the Crimean War.

Sydney, Presbyterian Welfare of Youth Bookroom, no date, about 1925.. Soft cover. Very Good. 2 photos, 16 pages, 14 x 215 cm.

Published by the New South Wales Branch of the Returned Sailors and Soldiers Imperial League of Australia in 1918.. Soft cover. Good. 12 pages: two pages of text and eight of photo montages. 25 x 19 cm. A little worn and soiled, especially round the edges. Original glassine wrappers well worn and mostly detached. A rare survival.

London: Christies, 1983.. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Profusely illustrated with both colour and monotone illustrations. 1558 lots described in 288 pages. 25 x 20 cm. A few lots annotated with prices realised. With a short history of the house, and colour plates of many of the original room settings. An invaluable reference, but the catalogue also provides an evocative insight into the furnishings and way of life in this great house in previous generations.

Rajasthan: House of Mewar.. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Many illustrations, mostly in colour. 144 pages. 29 x 24 cm.

Bungonia: Official Post Office Receipt book. , 1852. Hardcover. Poor. Large folio (43 x 28 cm.) Printed New South Wales official Post Office mail receipt book. Each page divided into 7 main columns. 1. Date and hour received. 2. Date of letter bill received. 3. Whence 4. Description of letter. 5. No. of free mails. 6. No. of paid mails and amount. 7. No. of Unpaid mails and amount. 200 pages, each completed in manuscript, covering the dates from January 2nd 1848 to March 24th 1852. Places of origin of mails include Sydney, Liverpool, Campbelltown, Camden, Picton, Berrima, Marulan, Goulburn and Queanbeyan. Bungonia, a small township just north of Goulburn settled in 1832 near the Shoalhaven River.Gold was discovered there in 1851. Condition is very poor. The half leather binding is very worn, the spine missing, marbled paper covered boards and leather corners very defective and partly missing. Bottom corner of top board missing. The bottom right hand corner of the contents is brown stained where… Read More

Adelaide: Southern Cross Museum Trust, 1987.. Soft cover. Very Good. Maps, many photos, 10 pages.20 x 25cm. Commemorates the building of the replica of the Southern Cross at Parafield airport.