Search Results: Authors starting with D from Rochdale Book Company

Altrincham,Sherratt,1973, first edition, pp.x, (2), 291, colour frontispiece and numerous illustrations. Fine copy in dust jacket. Virtually as new. The story of the famous Warrington firm of file makers and clock-makers' tools producers up to 1840.

Manchester,Chetham Society,1976, pp.vi,180. Dust jacket with a few finger marks and one small nick, else a very good copy.. Chetham Society,Third Series,Volume 24. With an extensive bibliography.

Turton UDC, 1947, 4to, pp. xv, 77, illustrations including photos of many old buildings and coloured folding plans. Original cloth. Very good condition.

New Jersey and Altrincham,1971, pp.xvii,184,illustrated. Fine copy in similar dust jacket.

George Allen & Unwin, 1928 revised edition, pp. 288. Original limp cloth with paper labels. Spine faded, else good, sound condition. Compendium lists several editions, but not this one.

Manchester, Chetham Society,1960, small 4to, pp.xii, 230. Very good in the original cloth with rather marked and repaired dust jacket which is in a loose protective sleeve. Volume 10 in the third series of the Society's publications.

Manchester, Chetham Society, 1986, pp.xiv,272. Very good in dust jacket. Chetham Society,Third Series,Vol. 33.

Hutchinson, 1898, first edition, pp. vii, 276 plus adverts. Very good in the original cloth.

Pride Books, 1982. Landscape format, 72 pages, card covers. Very good condition. The story of the famous Rochdale coach frirm Yelloway.

London,William and John Innys,1718, pp. (8),376,(12). With the final avert leaf. Contemporary panelled calf, very neatly re-backed, with morocco label. Endpapers a little stained, ink inscription and armorial bookplate of S. Denison of Leeds on front paste-down. An attractive copy. Keynes 109.

Manchester, Chetham Society, 1996, pp. xvi, 396, illustrated. Fine condition in dust jacket. Chetham Society, Third Series, Vol 41.

Hume Kitchin, Ulverston, 1914, 8vo, pp. 60, (5), with 14 illustrations. Original cloth, a little faded, but very good, sound condition. Scarce.

Manchester, Sherratt & Hughes,1924, pp.(8),32. Original cloth a little stained,but a sound copy.The Lloyd Roberts Lecture,1923.

Worcester Royal Porcelain Company, 1962, 4to, with 70 fine tipped in plates, mostly coloured. Original full leather binding with slip-case. Binding has a few handling marks, but is very good and sound, slip-case worn, but does the job of protecting the book. One of 1500 copies printed and includes a list of subscribers. 1400 copies were distributed in America so the book is rather scarce in Britain. Heavy, so may require extra postage.

Cambridge University Press, 1993. Dust jacket spine a little faded, else very good, clean condition.

Paris, Cherbuliez, 1831, second edition, pp. ix,(3),399. Complete with the 6 folding engravings at the end and the itineraire at page 302. Full contemporary calf with gilt spine and gilt armorial stamps to front and back covers. Thumb-nail sized piece missing from the foot of the spine and an associated split to the bottom of the front joint, some rubbing, but still a tight, sound and quite attractive copy.

Dundalk and Eniskillen, 1913, pp. xii, 197, numerous illustrations including a folding map, with a list of subscribers. Original cloth. Binding faded in places, but sound; a slightly used copy with some finger marks etc, but fair condition.

London, Fisher Unwin, 1913, pp.268. Original cloth a little damp-marked with one corner softened, and showing a small stain at inner corner of the front paste-down, but still a fair,sound copy of the scarce original edition.

London, Sampson, Low, 1886, first English edition, pp. ix, 784, frontis., folding map, numerous illustrations. Original cloth, just a little rubbed, front inner hinge weak, occasional light fingering, but a good, sound copy. Owner's small name stamp on first blank and title page.

London,privately printed,1912, 8vo,pp.xii,131,with17 pedigree tables and 26 plates.A very good copy in original cloth.With the errata slip.James Smith lived from1731-1794 and a branch of the family moved to Manchester and Salford.