Search Results: Authors starting with F from Byre Books

London: Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons, 1930 Blue cloth worn and marked, no inscriptions or annotation, clean, tight, and sound, good.

Studies in Grey Galloway No. 1. Includes plan, photographs. Stapled booklet, yellow card covers, marks from a rusty paper-clip to the front, otherwise clean and sound, good.

London: British Museum Press, 1996 Small scratch to DJ and board beneath, but otherwise clean and sound, no inscriptions, generally VG in generally VG DJ.

London: Longman, 1972 Reprint. Text in Latin, with vocabulary and English notes. Covers lightly worn, school stamp to ffep, no other inscriptions or annotation, clean and sound, good.

London: for Henry Colburn by his successors, Hurst and Blackett, 1854 Seven volumes complete, a new edition. Original decorative blue cloth worn and marked, hinges a little soft, heraldic name plate (Stewart of Murdostoun) to front paste-down all vols, no other inscriptions, frontis all vols, fold-out facsimile page vol I, a good set.

Screenpress Books Eye 2001 PB VG 0

London: Samuel French, 1940 Contains A Very Nice Paper; Cricket Vignettes; Winter in Torquay; Father and Son; How to Get There. Small booklet lightly worn, no inscriptions, clean and sound, good.

London: J M Dent and Sons, 1987 First published in 1933, reissued with new illustrations by Robin Jacques in 1987. VG in VG DJ, very small dent to bottom of title page.

London: David Nutt, 1904 Stamped Celtic spiral design to front board, gold lettering to spine, boards a little worn and marked, crease to front board, no inscriptions, occasional marginal pencil marks, tight and sound, good, no DJ. General comparative driven approach to p-n. studies using tables of agglomerations, correlatives in form etc.

National Federation of Young Farmers' Clubs The first in this series of farmers' educational booklets. Ex-lib, in cloth library binding with the original paper cover pasted on, worn and marked, missing ffep, front hinge loosening, marks and annotation to title page verso, otherwise good.

London: George G Harrap & Co, 1941 A new and enlarged edition, with exercises. Blue cloth worn and marked, school label to front paste-down and stamp to title page, name to ffep, no other inscriptions, good.

Edinburgh: Oliver and Boyd, 1973 In the series Fountainwell Drama Texts. Restoration comedy. Light wear to covers, name to half title, otherwise generally VG.

London: The Gawthorn Press Limited Undated. From a series of books written by Cyril G E Bunt "What was their life?" looks at six different parts of the Earth at varying periods. Blue boards lightly sunned at spine, Good in Good DJ (worn, small chip to top back cover, otherwise intact). Many illustrations.

Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 1960 Reprint from P S A S 93, 1959 - 60. 10 well-drawn text illustrations. VG in new paper cover.

UNEAC Havana 1st 1967 pbk 4 Cuban plays (in Spanish): Los Compadres, a one act comedy, El Chino, a three act comedy, El Traveieso Jimmy, a comedy in two acts, and Requiem por Yarini, a comedy in three acts. First edition of 3000 copies printed in 1967 "Ano del Vietnam Heroico" in the series Contemporaneos. Good - cover dusty and worn at edges, but internally VG, clean and tight 260pp 0

Universidad Central de las villas la Habana 1960 pbk 3 plays by leading Cuban writers - Requiem por Yarini, La Luna en el Rio, La Alegre Noticia. In Spanish. Good. Covers rather dirty and torn at top and bottom of spine. Some foxing, but internally generally good, clean and tight. 245pp 0

Edinburgh: John Donald Publishers/ National Museums of Scotland, 1988 Illustrative covers lightly worn and marked, no inscriptions, clean, tight, sound, good.

The Open University Press Milton Keynes 1982 PB Reprint. The Open University's Arts/Social Sciences course, second level - Man's Religious Quest - Units 14-15. Cover a little marked and worn, very occasional annotation, good. 79pp 0

PB Undated, late 1980's. Published to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the congregation of Freeland Church, Bridge of Weir, Renfrewshire, in the West of Scotland. Stapled booklet, light wear to covers, no inscriptions, generally VG. 59pp 0

Edinburgh: The Scottish Central Library, 1960 Attractive ownership plate to ffep with handwritten comment:'With the compiler's compliments', very occasional marginal marks, generally VG in marked and edge-worn, good DJ, not price-clipped. An alphabetical listing by family name, noting in which library records can be found.