Search Results: Authors starting with T from R.G. Watkins Books and Prints

227 photographic illus. folio orig cloth

Numerous colour and black and white illus.; 335pp; inscription on endpaper. 4to (12.5 x 10in) orig. cloth,

Engraving,

111 plates, some colour, 214 other illus., index; xvi+472pp; lacks front free endpaper. orig. buckram, worn,

Colour and black and white illus., maps, index; xxxii+638pp. orig. blue cloth gilt,

Colour title and frontispiece, and other line drawings by F.D. BEDFORD, other text illus.; xl+411pp. orig. blue pictorial cloth gilt, corners bumped, slight wear at head and foot of spine, t.e.g.,

pp 22-24; just the article. orig. wrappers, The Taylors had met Fareedah Akle who had taught Lawrence Arabic, when they lived at Mount Lebanon.

Wood-engraved initials and head-pieces; [16]+576pp; most leaves affected by damp-staining. 8vo old old calf, spine chipped at head, worn, Jeremy Taylor [1613-1667] was bishop of Down and Connor . He had served as chaplain-in-ordinary to Charles I. There are no leaves numbered 401-416, but the text is complete as issued.

Tinted lithograph, by E. Noyce, from Burke's "Visitation of Seats", 1852,

Colour print, from Morris's "Views of Seats", 1880,

vii+183pp; foxing to a few leaves at beginning and end. 8vo full red morocco gilt, rubbed on extremities including the bands across spine, a.e.g.,

Lithograph title with gold decorated border; 5pp music. folio disbound,

Frontispiece portrait; xii+116pp; some foxing. orig. green cloth, spine gilt,

Engraving, from 'Excursions through Essex', some marking in surround, laid down,

58 iIllus., 18 maps, index; xx+841pp. orig. cloth,

Colour-printed frontis. and additional title, adverts. at end; 186pp; lacks front free endpaper. 16mo orig. embossed blue cloth gilt, slight wear on extremities, slight marks on front cover, a.e.g., The British Library attributes 'Rose and Kate' to Elizabeth Spooner.

Engraving, from Jones & Co 'Great Britain Illustrated',

Engraving, from Watts' 'Seats of the Nobility and Gentry', good margins,

Each issue 4pp, with stamp; a few minor tears and creases. folio (20 x 16in) contemp. half leather, worn, upper joint split, An interesting collection of original newspapers includes first publication of Byron's 'Ode from the French' in issue for March 15, 1816.

Illus., some colour. orig. white cloth gilt, Articles on William F. Wells and Thomas Nicholas.