Search Results: Authors starting with S from Byre Books

London: Council for British Archaeology, 1983 C B A Research Report No. 49. Light wear to illustrative covers, name to ffep, clean, tight and sound, good.

Basil Blackwell Oxford 1st 1938 PB On the cover is hand-written 'With the authors' apologies, 19.11. 38', but unsigned. Paper cover worn and marked, age-mottling to first and last pages, good. 104pp 0

British Museum , 1977 Detailing the discovery of the treasure, its date and origin, Christianity, ownership and the date of deposition, together with a catalogue and 37 plates. Illustrative covers lightly worn, no inscriptions, generally VG.

Routledge, 2008 Illustrative covers, name (archaeologist Jan Harding) to ffep, no other inscriptions, VG.

London: The Social Affairs Unit, 1985 Taking thought for the Poor. Stapled booklet, VG.

George Routledge & Sons, 1939 Reprint. Map frontis. Light blue cloth a little marked and worn, no inscriptions, clean and sound, good.

Clarendon Press Oxford 4th edition 1892 HB Good. A little rubbing to edges of boards. Bright gilt embossed lettering to spine, no inscriptions

Rex Collings London 1978 HB Translated by Richard Goddard. Short stories based on the myths of Brazilian Indians. VG, no inscriptions, in lightly worn, good DJ. 112pp 0

London: Macmillan, 1966 Reprint. The Catiline conspiracy. Latin text, English notes and introduction. Light wear to red cloth covers, faint traces of erased occasional marginal pencil annotation, generally VG, no inscriptions.

London: Oxford University Press, 1967 Text in Latin, notes in English. Illustrative cloth, school stamp to eps, no other inscriptions or annotation, tight, clean and sound, good.

Cambridge: University Press, 1968 Reprint. In the Pitt Press series. An essay on the Catiline conspiracy. Latin text, English notes. Tan cloth very lightly worn, name to ffep, no other inscriptions or annotation, VG, no DJ.

Cambridge: University Press, 1925 Reprint. The history of the Catiline conspiracy. Light wear to spine, no inscriptions or annotation, generally VG.

Cambridge: University Press, 1950 Reprint. In the Pitt Press Series. Latin text, English notes. Grey cloth a little marked, name to ffep, traces of pencil annotation to the notes, clean and sound, good, no DJ.

Folly Publications, 2007 Small crease to illustrative covers, otherwise VG, no inscriptions.

Vilnius, Lithuania: Diemedis Leidykla, 1995 Illustrated laminated boards. Clean and bright throughout. Excellent useful contemporary survey of Lithuanian history up to its independence from USSR. in 1990.

Boston: D C Heath & Co, 1895 In the series Heath's English classics. Dark red cloth a little worn, marked and sunned, traces of erased inscription to ffep, portrait frontis, small ink mark to title page, foxing to prelims, pencil annotation to a few pages, tight and sound, good.

Samuel French London 1931 PB French's Acting Edition No. 1617. A pantomime in three acts. Good. 42pp 0

J and R Parlane Paisley 1st 1888 HB Grey cloth, gold lettering,some wear top and bottom of spine, corners slightly bumped, pages a little yellowed, VG 167pp 0

Ashridge Press Bakewell 1st edition, 2004 A voyage of the mind back to Celtic South West Scotland in AD 400. Signed by the author, with a dedication. VG - the signed title page is slightly marked. 160pp

A & C Black, 1987 The melody edition, with guitar chords. Songs of resistance. Long stapled booklet, no inscriptions, generally VG.